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Asociación Latinoamerica de Integración (ALADI)

Latin American Integration Association

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In Montevideo is the headquarters the "Asociación Latinoamerica de Integración" (ALADI) (in English "Latin American Integration Association") an organization to achieve the improvement of trade and business among Latin American countries. Its members are: the 10 Latin south American countries, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, (with Panama being added later - Ed.) Paraguay, Panama, Bolivia, Perú, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, plus México and Cuba. All Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries.
ALADI was founded when ended ALALC (Asociación Latinoamericana de Libre Comercio) (in English Latin American Free Trade Association) with headquarters in the same place and same members except Cuba.
The ALADI website is: http://www.aladi.org/
I do not know any flag of ALADI.
Mario Luis Pienovi, 14 February 2005

ALADI was established through the Treaty of Montevideo on August 12, 1980 replacing the ALALC (Asociación Latinoamericana de Libre Comercio, English: Latin American Free Trade Association) establishing the following general principles: pluralism in political and economic matters; progressive convergence of partial actions towards the formation of a Latin American common market; flexibility; differential treatments based on the level of development of the member countries; and multiplicity in the forms of concentration of commercial instruments. The organization's flag is a white horizontal background with the logo in the middle, the logo being a map of Central and South American countries with the organization's initials in capital letters and below the name in Spanish and Portuguese.
Esteban Rivera, 04 January 2025