Free Trade Agreement Chile-Peru
trade agreement signed on August 22, 2006 in Lima, Peru, being the representative Chile, meanwhile, Foreign Minister Alejandro Foxley. The agreement is a breakthrough in relations between both countries, weakened during the governments of Alejandro Toledo in Peru and Ricardo Lagos in Chile.
FTA US-Peru
Peru has negotiated since May 2004, a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States. This FTA replaces the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act (ATPDEA). objectives are to eliminate barriers to trade, consolidating access to goods and services and promote private investment attraction.
FTA Peru-Thailand
is a trade agreement signed on November 8, 2005 in Bangkok, Thailand by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru, Oscar Maurtua and Prime Minister of Thailand Thaksin Shinawatra . The aim of this treaty Peru have a gateway to trade in Asia. This treaty was signed during the Summit APEC.
How does the U.S. economic crisis to the free trade agreement with Peru?
If the American President says you have to consume what the U.S. produces, then it will affect us in sectors such as textiles, mechanical metal or tourism. If the President of Peru says to eat what Peru produces, suddenly we were going to export to the U.S. we will have to consume internally. We are talking about the return of protectionism. The Peru-US FTA goes into effect at a time when the crisis is forcing countries to protectionism which is quite curious for a neo-liberal thinking. That is, we do not know which of the two forces impact the Peru, if the American demand restraint or expansion of the Peruvian export offer not exported.
If the American President says you have to consume what the U.S. produces, then it will affect us in sectors such as textiles, mechanical metal or tourism. If the President of Peru says to eat what Peru produces, suddenly we were going to export to the U.S. we will have to consume internally. We are talking about the return of protectionism. The Peru-US FTA goes into effect at a time when the crisis is forcing countries to protectionism which is quite curious for a neo-liberal thinking. That is, we do not know which of the two forces impact the Peru, if the American demand restraint or expansion of the Peruvian export offer not exported.
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