Honduras – Guatemala Border ReopensDavid Cristiani, Guatemalan vice-minister of economy, said that there are no plans to extend the border closing beyond the 48 hour term.Thursday, July 2, 2009
The regional business sector, represented by the Federation of Private Business in Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Panama (FEDEPRICAP, acronym in Spanish), has appealed to the governments of Nicaragua, Guatemala, and El Salvador to lift the embargo, insisting that it violates the principles of free transport of goods as established in trade and integration agreements. Source: elperiodico.com.gt ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Better Customs Offices to Combat SmugglingJune 2013 Central American industry is calling for strengthening of customs controls in the region, in order to contain the constant border crossings made with smuggled goods. Central American Industry Demands Improvements in TradeApril 2012 The Federation of Chambers and Industry Associations of Central America and the Dominican Republic are demanding that governments provide efficient management and eliminate obstacles to the movement of goods. Customs Still a ProblemFebruary 2012 Instead of being reduced, bureaucracy at the Central American borders is becoming increasingly burdensome, complicating and making intra regional trade more expensive. Guatemala Keen on Retaking Canada FTASeptember 2009 The country has decided to move forward in the negotiation process for a Free Trade Agreement with Canada.
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