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FTAA
(redirected from Free Trade Agreement of the Americas)

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FTAAFree Trade Area of the Americas
FTAAFree Trade Agreement of the Americas
FTAAFinancial and Technical Assistance Agreement (Philippines)
FTAAFlorida Turkish American Association
FTAAFuture Trends in Animal Agriculture
FTAAFederated Tanners Association of Australia
FTAAFixed Threshold Adaptation Algorithm


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Speaking on March 23, President Bush explained: "In order to make sure the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas has a chance to succeed, it is important to show the sovereign nations in South America that trade has worked amongst the three of us.
Specifically, the ``progressive'' mob hoped to derail negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, which would knock down trade barriers throughout this side of the globe.
Then came December's Summit of the Americas, which ended with Clinton and the leaders of 33 other Western Hemisphere countries vowing to create a Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, with negotiations scheduled to end in 2005.
 
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