The Woven Strands: Cooperation in Central America: An Account of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Central American Trip, July 6-8, 1968U.S. Government Printing Office, 1968 - 20 pàgines |
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Airport Alliance for Progress Amer Ameri American Common Market American Economic Integration American Samoa ANASTASIO SOMOZA DEBAYLE assistance Bank for Economic Central American Bank Central American Common Central American countries Central American Governments Central American integration Central American Monetary Central American Republics César Méndez Montenegro citizens commitments coordination Costa Rica destiny economic and social efforts FIDEL SÁNCHEZ HERNÁNDEZ five Central American friendship Guatemala City Honduras integration movement integration process Joint Declaration Julio César Méndez LATIN AMERICAN COLLECTION Lyndon Managua meeting member countries ments million nations of Central needs neighbors Nicaragua Organization of Central OSWALDO LÓPEZ ARELLANO percent pledged President Johnson President Sanchez President Somoza Presidents of Central problems programs proud Punta Punta del Este road that brought rural San Pedro Sula San Salvador social development social justice teacher Texas at Austin tion tral American United unity University of Texas WOVEN STRANDS
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Pàgina 7 - ... promotion and financing of multinational private industries, housing for middleincome families, and specific projects for establishing the physical infrastructure required by regional economic unity, particularly with respect to roads and telecommunications. The Central American Economic Integration Fund of the Central American Bank to which the Central American countries, the InterAmerican Development Bank, and, to a much greater extent, the Government of the United States, have contributed,...
Pàgina 14 - Cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy It is the only dictator that freemen acknowledge and the only security that freemen desire.
Pàgina 5 - It is, instead, a great outpouring of energy and will to make a better life possible for their people. It is willingness — even the eagerness — to cooperate with neighbors who share the same problems and the same resources and the same destiny. The single strand is weak; the woven strands will endure and clothe the coming generations. Your example has given hope and guidance to a movement that now reaches every continent.
Pàgina 4 - ... offer unique possibilities. These diverse efforts are built on a common understanding among the developing nations. Great powers, however enlightened or benevolent or rich, cannot solve their problems for them. There is no mythical benefactor who will appear out of the mists to spread plenty.
Pàgina 13 - I appreciate all the hard work you have done in arranging and coordinating my visit to El Salvador.
Pàgina 2 - More than that, you have moved beyond the purely economic aspects of integration to produce important social advances.
Pàgina 6 - ... Presidents of the Central American Republics had the honor of inviting him to meet with them on this occasion. The purpose of the invitation was to exchange impressions with President Johnson on the progress achieved by the five countries in accordance with the guideline and commitments contained in the "Declaration of the Presidents of America...
Pàgina 3 - I am grateful to you for inviting me to meet with you and to share in the promise and challenge of this great adventure. I bring with me the best wishes of the people of the United States, their admiration for what you have accomplished in the past 7 years, and their hope that these accomplishments will be the foundation of new economic progress and social justice for all of your people.
Pàgina 8 - America recognized that the responsibility for the success of the integration process rests on that internal effort. However, they believe that because of the international technical and financial cooperation that Central America has received in the last few years, the advances made have been greater than they would otherwise have been. In this connection, the cooperation given by the Government of the United States of America through the Alliance for Progress should be stressed.
Pàgina 11 - He acknowledged that the financial costs of social progress are high and that the developing countries must make great sacrifices to achieve it, and he stated once again that in such cases the United States was prepared to give its unequivocal cooperation. The President pledged the continued support of the United States of America for the Central American integration process, recognizing that . . . and into the factories throughout Central America.