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Let's Confront Global Challenges Together
"The world is ripe for a renewed and strengthened multilateralism, and the support of the U.S. will be decisive."
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Reexamine the War on Drugs
"We still need the United States at our side to advance the cause of human rights in our countries."
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Build on Regional Successes
"The new American strategy should be sensitive to the importance of key sectors such as infrastructure, telecommunications, energy, and financial services to economic development."
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Expand Trade—Even with Cuba
"Further trade liberalization will deliver a significant economic boost and a powerful impetus to speed the recovery from the current global economic slowdown."
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Be a Global Leader
"Today's Iron Curtain is the impenetrable barrier between those who have enough to eat, and those who die of needless hunger."
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Ignore the Has-Beens, Look to Brazil
"Perhaps you can channel Presidents Kennedy and Reagan as they stood next to another wall and issue your own declaration: 'Ich bin ein Americano: I will tear down this wall along the Rio Grande."
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End the Credit Squeeze on Latin America’s Poor
"The U.S. can smooth the way to broader financial access by easing its enforcement of stringent 'know-your-customer' rules."
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Build Smart Borders
"Did you know that, on average, a vehicle being assembled in North America crosses one or both U.S. and Canadian borders six times?"
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Recognize that Cuba’s Future Is Inside Cuba
"It is imperative for our Latin American brothers to assume the moral duty of isolating and condemning the Cuban government."
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Recognize and Work with the New Central America
"Differences in education, industrialization, productive infrastructure, and technology between the U.S. and our region have grown starker."
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Strike a New Partnership with Brazil
"A trading community that encompasses the entire continent would foster greater economic integration and lead our region to a new level of development."
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Define the Next-Generation Agenda Of the U.S.-Mexico Relationship
"...no other bilateral relationship is more important for the security and prosperity of the U.S. than its relationship with Mexico."
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It’s Time for a Fresh Start
"A rich agenda for integration has brought effective results in social policy, health, education, culture, and the environment."
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Respect Those on The Other Side
"...support projects aimed at resolving Bolivia's internal conflicts, rather than deepening the polarization."
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Recognize and Build on Our Progress
"You should immediately urge the approval of the free trade agreements pending in Congress with Colombia and Panama."
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Upgrade the Diplomatic Corps
"Talk of redoing NAFTA has to be shelved..."
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Redistribute the Windfall from High Oil Prices
"Invest a portion of the profits earned from today's high oil prices to benefit the countries that have been worse hit by the multiple price increases."
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Tackle Global Warming
"Establish a task force to develop international policy aimed at curbing global carbon emissions, including the introduction of additional multilateral incentives."
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Develop a New Hemispheric Vision
"It will make a huge difference if the U.S. government becomes less tolerant of corrupt leaders and values more transparent and open information."
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Tackle Global Warming
"Establish a task force to develop international policy aimed at curbing global carbon emissions, including the introduction of additional multilateral incentives."
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Deal with the Left’s Resurgence
"While the U.S. has been occupied elsewhere during the last eight years, Chávez has exploited his new oil wealth to win converts."
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Bridge the Digital Divide
In today's technology-driven economy, bridging the digital divide is essential for countries to break out of the periphery."
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Reform the Immigration System
"The vast number of Mexican immigrants [in the U.S.] represents a highly qualified and motivated labor force that would be a resource to any country."
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Move Beyond the One-Policy-Fits-All-Model
"The next administration should be bold and establish an important aid package for infrastructure and institution building to help countries demographically linked to the United States."
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Protect the Lives and Rights Of Indigenous People
"I encourage you to use the traditional knowledge of our peoples to protect our environment."
