Boundary and trade policy amid US Mexico and South America
The address discusses boundary disputes with Mexico over the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty and future relations. It outlines openness to liberal navigation of the Amazon, Brazil’s policy shifts, and Paraguay and Argentina’s cooperative treaties. It notes a Peru-Chincha incident, and emphasizes peaceful expansion, fiscal policy, and unity.
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