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25ANNEXList of AcronymsALCAALALCATPDEACACMCAFTACANCARICOMCBICETCGEECEFTAEUFDIFTAGATTLAFTALAIAMERCOSULMFNMTSNAFTAPTARTASAFTAWTOAssociação de Livre Comércio das AméricasAssociação Latinamericana de Livre ComércioTrade Promotion and Drug Enforcement ActCentral American Common MarketCentral American Free Trade AssociationComunidad AndinaCaribbean CommunityCaribbean Basin InitiativeCommon External TariffComputable General EquilibriumEuropean CommunityEuropean Free Trade AssociationEuropean UnionForeign Direct InvestmentFree Trade AssociationGeneral Agreement on Trade and TariffsLatin American Free Trade AssociationLatin American Integration AssociationMercado Común del SulMost Favored NationMultilateral Trading SystemNorth American Free Trade AssociationReferential Trade AgreementRegional Trade AgreementSouth American Free Trade AssociationWorld Trade Organization
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