The Pan-American Union (Unión Panamericana in Spanish, União Panamericana in Portuguese) is an Inter-American organization that promotes peace, trade and scientific development in the Americas. Its members are the American republics and the commonwealth states of the United States of America. Official languages are English, Spanish and Portuguese. Each member state is autonomous in the direction and management of its international affairs, except in matters related to Inter-American affairs where it will work and pursue its interest under the collective framework of the Pan-American Union in matters of commerce, trade, communications, peace and scientific and cultural development. The Pan-American Union is headed by a Director General, elected by the Conference, along the Council.
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| - The Pan-American Union (Unión Panamericana in Spanish, União Panamericana in Portuguese) is an Inter-American organization that promotes peace, trade and scientific development in the Americas. Its members are the American republics and the commonwealth states of the United States of America. Official languages are English, Spanish and Portuguese. Each member state is autonomous in the direction and management of its international affairs, except in matters related to Inter-American affairs where it will work and pursue its interest under the collective framework of the Pan-American Union in matters of commerce, trade, communications, peace and scientific and cultural development. The Pan-American Union is headed by a Director General, elected by the Conference, along the Council.
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| - The Pan-American Union (Unión Panamericana in Spanish, União Panamericana in Portuguese) is an Inter-American organization that promotes peace, trade and scientific development in the Americas. Its members are the American republics and the commonwealth states of the United States of America. Official languages are English, Spanish and Portuguese. Each member state is autonomous in the direction and management of its international affairs, except in matters related to Inter-American affairs where it will work and pursue its interest under the collective framework of the Pan-American Union in matters of commerce, trade, communications, peace and scientific and cultural development. The Pan-American Union is headed by a Director General, elected by the Conference, along the Council. In one session it seemed we were in a public auction being played by poker players. So I called on the representatives of the envoys to remind them we where negotiating an international treaty, not a commercial contract ... Some of them would have sold Alaska or Tierra del Fuego just to get things done. J.P. Morgan. Quote of How we did it. Business and Diplomacy. Uma nova era de prosperidade e bem-estar começou a hoje. (A new era of prosperity and welfares has begun today, President of Brazil closing the Pan-American Conference of 1932) In an atmosphere of distrust, open hostility, selfishness, regional and short term interests the American nations created unconsciously an international organization that would trust them to the present path of cooperation. This would later be a model for other parts of the world. Condelezza Rice on the 2001 Alexander Bell Lectures. National Public Radio.
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