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President Ronald Regan proposes a “North American agreement” in which goods and people of Canada, Mexico and the United States will cross boundaries more freely.
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We adopt the trade and tariff act, and extends the president’s power
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The FTA takes effect for Canada and the US.
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Start of trade regulations between Canada, the US, and Mexico.
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Official signing of NAFTA by canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney, US President George Bush, and Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari.
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Start of trade regulations between Canada, the US, and Mexico.
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Pres. Bush arrived in Cancun, Mexico, for 2 days of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) talks with Canadian PM Stephen Harper and Mexico’s Pres. Fox.
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NAFTA fully implemented. All remaining duties and quantitative restrictions were eliminated. Trade growth between the three countries exceeds $940 Billion.
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Total of U.S. Imports and Exports with NAFTA countries totaled $1.2 Trillion
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NAFTA has been around for 25 years.