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The request for a sovereign outlet to the sea "blocks" relations with Chile
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Latin America 23 / Mar / 2011 8:51 a.m. 42 reviews
Santiago de Chile, March 23 (EFE) .- The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, acknowledged that the request for a sovereign outlet to the sea "blocks" the relations between his country and Chile, but expressed confidence on the political track to find a solution that both countries contented.
In an interview published today in the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio, the president said that there is a "feeling" among the Bolivian people that maritime claim must be resolved with the transfer of sovereignty from Chile, something the authorities of this country are not willing to accept.
Bolivia lost its outlet to the sea in a war with Chile in the late nineteenth century and since then the issue has complicated ties between the two nations, who have suspended their relations to ambassadorial level since 1962 with a brief interlude between 1975 and 1978.
Morales, who now must lead the commemoration of Day of the Sea "in Bolivia, Chile claimed the executive" a formal proposal "to unlock the maritime claim.
output Pacific Ocean one of the thirteen point agenda which set out the government of Michelle Bachelet (2006-2010) and Evo Morales to improve bilateral relations.
Earlier this year, Chile and Bolivia established a high-level commission, chaired by their foreign ministers to meet Bolivia's maritime request.
In this regard, Morales said that the commission should "examine and seek ways to resolve with proposals, so there are no winners or defeated, but both of us to benefit."
Asked what would be the ideal solution for his country, the Bolivian president said, "that everything was in Bolivia back, but let's face it, that's not possible."
Morales stressed the desirability of the maritime theme is not prejudicial to other bilateral issues and called for resolving the outlet to the sea through political dialogue.
"I believe more in dialogue than in any confrontation. Violence does not create solutions, "said Morales.
also was in favor of keeping the issue in the political field, far from international tribunals. "I believe more in the sincerity, trust and results that benefit people," he added.
Morales said he was waiting for the Foreign Ministries of both countries to define a new meeting with President Sebastián Piñera, who "I have great respect and admiration."
"I was given a special treatment very respectful and sincere. But the issue of relations can not be resolved soon. It is a process, "he said.
The Bolivian leader said he felt "a lot of interest from the president of Chile and its Foreign Ministry to hold ongoing meetings."
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the Amazon in Brazil to become a free zone with tax breaks to industry
From:
http://www.miamidiario.com/economia/brasil/ dilma-rousseff/amazonia/manaos/zona-franca/rebajas-fiscales-industria/5048
For EFE 23/03/2011 at 09:46 hours
The tax relief scheme in the capital of Amazonas was authorized until 2013, so now be extended until 2063, almost a century after its introduction.
The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, announced the creation of a free zone that will extend throughout the Amazon region in which tax incentives apply to the industry.
"The government has decided to extend the free zone of Manaus (Amazonas state capital) for 50 years from the date of maturity and we extend this model to the entire region," said Rousseff in a press conference in that city.
Manaus Free Zone was introduced in 1967 by the military government, within the scope of its policy of import substitution and in an attempt to encourage the development of the Amazon, had never attracted industry because of its remoteness to the main consuming centers.
The tax relief scheme in the capital of Amazonas was authorized until 2013, so now be extended until 2063, almost a century after its introduction.
Currently, the umbrella pole of Manaus many electronics companies, telephone, computer, appliances, assembly of motorcycles, among others, constitute one of the main axes of the manufacturing industry in Brazil.
According Rousseff, extending the model of free trade zone throughout the Amazon means "erect a virtual wall of protection" of the jungle.
"It is very important to have an alternative that has nothing to do with the destruction of the forest but rather to the preservation of biodiversity," said the head of state.
In 2010, turnover for the factories of this city reached a record U.S. $ 35,100 million, an increase of 35 percent over the previous year, according to the Superintendency of the Manaus Free Zone (SUFRAMA).
Manaus Free Zone caters mainly to the Brazilian market, which totals 190 million, and to a lesser extent other countries in South America and the United States.
exports of these companies amounted to about 1,000 million dollars in 2010, up 21 percent, according to Suframa.
Industries manufacturing, directly employing about 108,000 people in Manaus and generates around 400,000 indirect jobs in the regional capital.
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