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Summits of the Americas
French: Sommet des Amériques
Portuguese: Cúpula das Américas
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Spanish: Cumbre de las Américas
Website
UNICEF official site
Footnotes
Summit for Children Worldwide

The Summits of the Americas is a series of international summit meetings bringing together the leaders of countries in the Americas. All countries sent representatives to all meetings except for Cuba, who joined to the Summit on its seventh edition.[1] In the early 1990s, what were formerly ad hoc summits came to be institutionalized into a regular "Summit of the Americas" based on the principles of democracy and free trade.[2] The meetings, organized by a number of multilateral bodies led by the Organization of American States, provide an opportunity for discussions about a variety of issues and topics.

Background[edit]

History[edit]

Summits of the Americas Secretariat[edit]

List of summits[edit]

Summit Dates Host Country Host City Host leader
First December 9–11, 1994  United States[3] Miami Bill Clinton
Second April 18–19, 1998  Chile[4] Santiago Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle
Third April 20–22, 2001  Canada[5] Quebec City Jean Chrétien
Special January 12–13, 2004  Mexico[6] Monterrey Vicente Fox
Fourth November 4–5, 2005  Argentina[7] Mar del Plata Néstor Kirchner
Fifth April 17–19, 2009  Trinidad and Tobago[8] Port-of-Spain Patrick Manning
Sixth April 14–15, 2012  Colombia[9] Cartagena Juan Manuel Santos Calderón
Seventh April 10–11, 2015  Panama[10] Panama City Juan Carlos Varela
Eighth March 23–25, 2018  Peru[11] Lima Pedro Pablo Kuczynski

References[edit]

  1. ^ Prieto, Alfredo. "Everybody But Cuba," Havana Times. April 15, 2009.
  2. ^ Twaddle, Andrew C. (2002). Health Care Reform Around the World, p. 382.
  3. ^ Summit Americas: I summit (1st)
  4. ^ Summit Americas: II summit (2nd)
  5. ^ Summit Americas: III summit (3rd)
  6. ^ Special Summit of the Americas: Special Summit
  7. ^ Summit Americas: IV summit (4th)
  8. ^ Summit Americas: V summit (5th)
  9. ^ Summit Americas: VI summit (6th)
  10. ^ Summit Americas: VII summit (7th)
  11. ^ Summit Americas: VIII summit (8th)

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