The founding members of Mercosur will give Venezuela until
Dec. 1 to meet its membership requirements or be suspended from the trade bloc,
Brazil said on Tuesday, in the latest twist in a row that has exposed
ideological divisions. The ultimatum will further isolate the socialist-led
nation, which has been at the center of a fight over the rotating presidency of
Mercosur, which has turned to the right after years dominated by leftist
governments. Brazil's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that decision was
meant to "preserve and strengthen Mercosur." Argentina, Brazil,
Paraguay and Uruguay also decided in a deal first reported by Reuters to share
the presidency of the group in a temporary solution to the group's currently
being without a head. More… Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Mercosur lays down ultimatum for Venezuela to meet membership terms
The founding members of Mercosur will give Venezuela until
Dec. 1 to meet its membership requirements or be suspended from the trade bloc,
Brazil said on Tuesday, in the latest twist in a row that has exposed
ideological divisions. The ultimatum will further isolate the socialist-led
nation, which has been at the center of a fight over the rotating presidency of
Mercosur, which has turned to the right after years dominated by leftist
governments. Brazil's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that decision was
meant to "preserve and strengthen Mercosur." Argentina, Brazil,
Paraguay and Uruguay also decided in a deal first reported by Reuters to share
the presidency of the group in a temporary solution to the group's currently
being without a head. More…
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