(My Original Blog Post: http://ping.fm/xAM9r)
Dan Mangru asked:
Going back since 2005, Imperato criticized our lack of effort to reach out to Latin America with such attempts as NAFTA and CAFTA. "While our operations have moved forward with NAFTA and CAFTA, providing the appearance of bilateral relations, the actions that we need to limit the order to ensure that the success in the western hemisphere is not doing, "President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush will visit Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico from 8 to March 14. "The trip will highlight? the commitment of the United States and Western all'emisfero highlight? our common agenda to freedom? progress, the prosperity? and to social justice and transport? the benefits of democracy in the areas of health, education and economic opportunity, "Tony Snow dell'addetto the White House press release said. In Brazil, for example, Bush parler? energy-independent and sell. During the Imperato 's call to Brazil in November of 2006, Imperato said, "Brazil has shown the direction with ethanol and biofuels as alternatives as possible and available. Brazil led the way for? These products face competition in the world 's market to halt the dependency of the automobile industry in the United States and the rest of the world.; Imperato felt nice that the Bush administration had finally decided to embrace " of South America.; Our South American brothers and sisters are crying out for our help for decades, "Imperato." said, I hope the Bush administration is sincere about bringing real cooperation in South America. Ci? great opportunity so that? the United States develop a strong western hemisphere with our neighbors to the south. With increased cooperation in the areas of manufacturing, energy, crime control and diplomatic relations, the United States can regain some of the resistance who have lost. We must remember, cooperation makes strength. "For interviews and contact investigations of means: Press DepartmentImperato for president 2008press@imperato2008.comwww.imperato2008.com561-833-4420
Going back since 2005, Imperato criticized our lack of effort to reach out to Latin America with such attempts as NAFTA and CAFTA. "While our operations have moved forward with NAFTA and CAFTA, providing the appearance of bilateral relations, the actions that we need to limit the order to ensure that the success in the western hemisphere is not doing, "President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush will visit Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico from 8 to March 14. "The trip will highlight? the commitment of the United States and Western all'emisfero highlight? our common agenda to freedom? progress, the prosperity? and to social justice and transport? the benefits of democracy in the areas of health, education and economic opportunity, "Tony Snow dell'addetto the White House press release said. In Brazil, for example, Bush parler? energy-independent and sell. During the Imperato 's call to Brazil in November of 2006, Imperato said, "Brazil has shown the direction with ethanol and biofuels as alternatives as possible and available. Brazil led the way for? These products face competition in the world 's market to halt the dependency of the automobile industry in the United States and the rest of the world.; Imperato felt nice that the Bush administration had finally decided to embrace " of South America.; Our South American brothers and sisters are crying out for our help for decades, "Imperato." said, I hope the Bush administration is sincere about bringing real cooperation in South America. Ci? great opportunity so that? the United States develop a strong western hemisphere with our neighbors to the south. With increased cooperation in the areas of manufacturing, energy, crime control and diplomatic relations, the United States can regain some of the resistance who have lost. We must remember, cooperation makes strength. "For interviews and contact investigations of means: Press DepartmentImperato for president 2008press@imperato2008.comwww.imperato2008.com561-833-4420
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