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