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NAFTA Negotiation and Signing (1990–1994)

NAFTA Negotiation and Signing (1990–1994)

  1. U.S.–Canada Free Trade Agreement takes effect

    Labels: U S
  2. U.S. and Mexico agree to pursue FTA talks

    Labels: Carlos Salinas
  3. U.S., Canada, and Mexico announce trilateral NAFTA plan

    Labels: Trilateral NAFTA
  4. U.S. seeks extended “fast track” trade authority

    Labels: Fast track
  5. Trilateral NAFTA negotiations formally begin in Toronto

    Labels: Toronto talks
  6. Negotiators reach preliminary NAFTA agreement

    Labels: Preliminary agreement
  7. NAFTA is signed by the three leaders

    Labels: NAFTA signing
  8. Canada’s House of Commons approves NAFTA

    Labels: House of
  9. NAFTA labor and environment side accords are announced

    Labels: Side accords
  10. Labor and environment side agreements are signed

    Labels: NAAEC, NAALC
  11. U.S. House passes NAFTA implementing bill

    Labels: U S
  12. U.S. Senate passes NAFTA implementing bill

    Labels: U S
  13. President Clinton signs NAFTA Implementation Act

    Labels: Clinton Administration
  14. NAFTA enters into force across North America

    Labels: NAFTA entry