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Weekly Report - 21 March 2006
Tracking Trends
BOLIVIA-COLOMBIA | Agreement on FTA review bid. Colombia will join forces with Bolivia to seek from Washington a review of the former's free-trade agreement with the US, so that the access of Bolivian soya to the Colombian market does not succumb to competition from cheaper US soya. This was announced on 14 March by presidents Alvaro Uribe and Evo Morales, during the former's brief stopover at La Paz.
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