In April 2011, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru signed the Declaration of Lima, establishing a new integration scheme to achieve the free transit of goods, services, capital and people and promote the greater growth, development and competitiveness of their economies. (Photo: Twitter))
In April 2011, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru signed the Declaration of Lima, establishing a new integration scheme to achieve the free transit of goods, services, capital and people and promote the greater growth, development and competitiveness of their economies. (Photo: Twitter))
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In April 2011, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru signed the Declaration of Lima, establishing a new integration scheme to achieve the free transit of goods, services, capital and people and promote the greater growth, development and competitiveness of their economies. (Photo: Twitter))
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As shown on the map, the Pacific Alliance stretches down the West Coast of North and South America. Its total area is 13,729, 753 square kilometres. (Photo: Warko)
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Pacific Alliance leaders haven’t met lately because of the pandemic. This meeting took place in 2013. From left, then-Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto, then-Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos, Chilean President Sebastián Piñera and then-Peruvian president Ollanta Humala. (Photo: B1mbo)
