In September 1990, President George Bush has announced that he will begin negotiations with Mexico. The Bush administration initially earned "the right to negotiate fast" from Congress, ie, lawmakers will have to vote yes or no to the agreement the Bush administration has been negotiating with representatives of Canada and Mexico without permitted to make amendments in order to protect the interests of the voters. The Bush administration said that if there is no "right to negotiate quickly," they will not be able to negotiate NAFTA, because Mexico and Canada are concerned that this agreement will be made void through the legislative process in Washington. These three countries have passed the last time in May of this Agreement 8/1992, laying the groundwork for an economic bloc consisting of 358 million people and the economic background to the total GDP is $ 6.2 billion.
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