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Declaration of Bogotá
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Declaration of Bogotá

South American history
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  • Alfredo Poveda Burbano

    8, 1978, signed the Declaration of Bogotá, which restated the intentions of the Andean group to seek further economic integration. He ensured the orderly transfer of power to the democratically elected regime of Jaime Roldós Aguilera by insisting repeatedly that the armed forces’ decision to surrender power to the…

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    8, 1978, signed the Declaration of Bogotá, which restated the intentions of the Andean group to seek further economic integration. He ensured the orderly transfer of power to the democratically elected regime of Jaime Roldós Aguilera by insisting repeatedly that the armed forces’ decision to surrender power to the…

    Read More