Costa Rica Still Analyzing Entry into Pacific AllianceThe government is waiting for more technical studies and analyzing the effects it would have on local production if entry of goods and services from Chile, Peru, Mexico and Colombia were fully liberalized .Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Although the previous Chinchilla administration had taken firm steps to join the trade bloc, the current President Solis, has cooled down the process, which in order to continue must wait for the Ministry of Foreign Trade to complete further studies on commercial sensitivity, and later present them for public consultation. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Rice Growers Against Pacific AllianceMarch 2016 The National Rice Corporation states that adhering to the regional initiative blights what has been achieved in bilateral agreements with each country in the Alliance. Costa Rica: Yes and No to Pacific AllianceFebruary 2015 Within the Economic Council of Government Luis Guillermo Solís' ministers are divided with some favoring openness to international trade, and others wanting to protect vulnerable sectors. Costa Rica's Enthusiasm for Pacific Alliance CoolsJune 2014 Making it clear that their international trade policies will be more protectionist than those of previous governments, the Solis administration has poured cold water on the accession to the group formed by Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile. Panama and Costa Rica in the Pacific AllianceMarch 2012 Costa Rica has been admitted as an observer, while Panama, which already had that status, now wants to become a full member of the group, which currently consists of Peru, Chile, Colombia and Mexico.
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