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Central America Takes Firm Steps Toward Greater Trade Integration - Paisa Nation

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Guatemala City, July 23 (EFE).- The secretary general of the Secretariat for Central American Economic Integration (SIECA), Francisco Lima Mena, believes there has been clear progress in the isthmus's commercial integration, despite the "challenges" the region has faced. Lima Mena, a Salvadoran lawyer, asserted in an interview with EFE that the work of the entity he represents "has not stopped" in the last six decades and "has been very consiste…
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Central America Takes Firm Steps Toward Greater Trade Integration - Paisa Nation

Guatemala City, July 23 (EFE).- The secretary general of the Secretariat for Central American Economic Integration (SIECA), Francisco Lima Mena, believes there has been clear progress in the isthmus's commercial integration, despite the "challenges" the region has faced. Lima Mena, a Salvadoran lawyer, asserted in an interview with EFE that the work of the entity he represents "has not stopped" in the last six decades and "has been very consiste…

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