The free trade agreement Mexico-Colombia
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The Free Trade AgreementAbstract
The Free Trade Agreement between Colombia and Mexico makes some of the levels of economic integration, understood as a process by which two or more national markets narrowed their markets and eliminate trade barriers, seeking to regulate their business relationships with the objective to increase investment and trade flows, and integrate economies and eliminate trade barriers and tariffs, so that security is provided for free trade between the two countries.
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