Honduran Congress Approves Withdrawal from ALBA

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Source: proceso.hn
Wednesday, January 13, 2010

The Congress of Honduras ratified the withdrawal of the country from the Bolivarian Alternative to the Americas (ALBA).

Interim president Roberto Micheletti had sent the executive decree on December 2009.

"Rafael Pineda, presidential minister, had explained that the withdrawal from ALBA doesn't imply suspending commercial relations with the countries which compose the block", reported Proceso.hn.

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