Humala: Pacific Alliance Not a Political Alliance

The transcript discusses the Pacific Alliance, highlighting its shared values of democracy and respect for institutions. It emphasizes the role of the Business Council in integrating the private sector and the inclusion of observer states. The Alliance aims to expand by including more countries and focusing on Asian markets through partnerships like the Trans Pacific Partnership and APEC. Political and economic dynamics are explored, with optimism for collaboration with Mercosur. The Alliance also promotes education through scholarship programs, aiming for future understanding and collaboration.

What values does the Pacific Alliance share that help in building trust?

• Technological advancement and innovation

• Democracy and respect for institutions

• Economic growth and stability

• Cultural diversity and heritage

What is the role of the Business Council in the Pacific Alliance?

• To regulate trade agreements

• To integrate the private sector and discuss relevant topics

• To manage educational programs

• To oversee political decisions

Which country has been actively following up on the inclusion process in the Pacific Alliance?

• Brazil

• Argentina

• Venezuela

• Costa Rica

What new market is the Pacific Alliance looking to expand into?

• Asia

• Africa

• North America

• Europe

What industry have the Pacific Alliance countries joined forces in?

• Agriculture

• Technology

• Tourism

• Manufacturing

What is the Pacific Alliance's approach towards education?

• It focuses solely on trade agreements

• It promotes education through scholarship programs

• It does not have any educational initiatives

• It only supports vocational training

What is the potential future relationship between the Pacific Alliance and Mercosur?

• They will merge into a single entity

• They will compete in the same markets

• They might collaborate beyond tariff agreements

• They will remain completely separate