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In 1970, Canada decided to develop its relations with Latin America, especially in the economic sector. Adhesion to the Interamerican Bank of Development and the status of observator in the Organisation of American States was a good institutional basis for increasing these relations. However, the absence of objectives on refugee and immigration questions prevented adoption of a clear policy towards Chilian and Haitian refugees. Generally Canada had met the 1970 objectives. Trade increased substantially, partly as a result of Canadian policies, but also because of the development of the main countries: Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela and the increase in oil prices. It could be more important if vigourous policies were implemented. Canada has important investments in Latin America, especially in Brazil. In percentage of total Canadian aid, aid to Latin America declined from 1970. Relations with Latin America will increase during the 1980's, but they would be more important if Canada adopted a more coherent policy.

Région du monde qui doit être considérée comme un ensemble où les convergences, en termes géopolitiques, l'emportent sur les différences, qu'il s'agisse de l'histoire des relations entre les deux parties du continent, des modes de développement économiques, du tournant opéré dans les années 1980 en matière économique et politique, ou des évolutions actuelles vers plus de pragmatisme et de distanciation vis-à-vis des États-Unis.

Région du monde qui doit être considérée comme un ensemble où les convergences, en termes géopolitiques, l'emportent sur les différences, qu'il s'agisse de l'histoire des relations entre les deux parties du continent, des modes de développement économiques, du tournant opéré dans les années 1980 en matière économique et politique, ou des évolutions actuelles vers plus de pragmatisme et de distanciation vis-à-vis des États-Unis.

Hungarian Foreign Trade Relations.
Foreign trade is indispensable for a country like Hungary which is economically developed, but lacking in raw materials and sources of energy. Economic growth requires and increase in importations and therefore, in exportations.
The author presents a table of the structure of Hungarian foreign trade, listing the products exchanged and their zone or region. 62% of the exchanges are carried on within the socialist countries, 31% with the capitalist countries and 7% with the developing countries. The different types of exchanges are described: financial transactions on international markets, long-term commercial agreements, mixed firms, exchanges of licences and patent rights, industrial cooperation, etc. In conclusion certain judicial aspects of foreign trade are discussed, such as the guarantees offered to Western trade partners and the monetary system in operation in Hungary.