Bush's Humble Debut At Summit Of The Americas
President Bush arrived at the Summit of the Americas with a soft spoken diplomatic debut. He deferred to Prime Minister Chretien on protests and emphasized dialogue with regional leaders, while gauging responses from Pastrana and Fox. The session showcased Bush’s cautious foreign policy approach and a bid to foster constructive dialogue.
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NAFTA as model for broader hemispheric trade pact
Leaders at a 34 nation summit in Quebec argued that expanding trade would lift many social aims while debating a Free Trade Area of the Americas to cover 800 million people by 2005. They faced protests from unions, activists, and opponents wary of tariff cuts and global market impacts.
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