II Summit of Presidents of South America and Arab countries in Qatar

Who is ready to declare the truth, you must have already planted their foot in the stirrup of his horse. Increasingly Hindu proverb dynamics of meetings, meetings, summits will continue to increase given the serious crisis affecting the world in the financial parameter that significantly affects many countries and where the less fortunate will be very serious effects , the most affected the poor who will bear brunt. A summit is to be held over the Second Summit of SOUTH AMERICA AND THE CLOTH participating Arab countries where 22 members of the League? Rabe and presidents of 12 South American countries, including President Cristina Fernandez of Argentina, President Hugo Chavez, the president of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo, Bolivia, Evo Morales, the president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet and Brazil's Lula da Silva. Talks are expected to turn around the global financial crisis and its impact in the two regions and issues related to South-South cooperation and other political court involving Palestine and Sudan. The second summit of South American-Countries? Arab (ASPA) held four years after the first in Brasilia in 2005, and in that time some countries, like Brazil, the great promoter of this alliance, has tripled its trade with the Arabs.

According to the Chamber? Arab Brazilian Commerce, trade between both blocks amounted to 17.976 million dollars in 2007. The trade balance is favorable to South America, which exported products worth of $ 10.653 million and imported by 7.323 million dollars.

The South American exporters to the Arab countries were Brazil and Argentina, and Saudi Arabia and the UAE? United Arab Arab countries that export more to South America As rfi.fr review / act / the South American presidents meet with the Arab leaders to strengthen the integration between both regions and prevent the onslaught of the economic crisis adversely affect the burgeoning trade. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez accused his counterpart of endangering Chilean South American unity by inviting the United States and Britain to the top forward and defended the Sudanese president on charges of crimes against humanity. Arrival has already Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez Frias started strongly criticized Chilean President Michelle Bachelet to endanger South American unity for inviting progressive summit in Vina del Mar to the United States and Britain. "There is a progressive out there who do not understand (...). Do not do anything good to drive in South America when the president of Chile convened a meeting with U.S. Vice President and British Prime Minister ", Joe Biden and Gordon Brown, said Chavez to reach Doha. "Two representatives of empires!" He added, referring to Brown and Biden.

"I think it jeopardizes the unity of South America," he said Chavez, who agreed in Doha Bachelet. It adds that after the attacks on the Chilean leader, Chavez defended the Sudanese President Omar el Bashir, wanted by the international justice for war crimes and crimes against humanity. "Why not order the capture of Bush? Why not order the capture of the president of Israel?" Asked Chavez. "Go look, it's a genocide," Chavez said, referring to Bush. The arrest warrant against Bashir "is a legal eyesore and a lack of respect for the peoples of the Third World," the Venezuelan leader. A few hours before the opening of the meeting, the organizers had not yet released the list of participants, but it is known that at least six South American heads of state will be in Doha. Besides these, involving the president of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo, Bolivia, Evo Morales, and the president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet. It should be noted that this Summit Argentina managed to include a claim for sovereignty over the Falkland Islands in the final document to be issued by presidents participants of the II Summit of Presidents of South America and the Netherlands? Arab (ASPA).

It is said that all Arab countries will support Argentina in its claim even though several of them have close ties with the UK. "The document will be a paragraph on the need to comply with the provisions of United Nations to resume dialogue between the parties to resolve the dispute over sovereignty? the archipelago, which sparked a war between Argentina and Great Britain in 1982. The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, proposes the need for a new world order, a substitute for economic and social policies imposed by the capitalist system. It also calls for responsible positions taken to address the effects of climate change as a crusade to de-privatize services like electricity, water, education and health. Sheikh Hamad Khalifa al-Thani, Emir of Qatar, said that "there are several similarities between South American states and the Arab world, especially in the desire to progress and the type of obstacles that both face." expected once I have completed the Summit to reach final agreement, hoping that this is really favorable for Latin America.