President George W. Bush and Salvadoran President Flores made the following remarks in the Casa Presidencial in San Salvador, El Salvador, at 1:00 PM (local) on March 24, 2002. PRESIDENT FLORES: Good afternoon. It is an honor for us to be here… Read More ›
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March 23, 2002: Presidents Bush and Toledo in Peru
Presidents George W. Bush and Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo delivered the following remarks at a joint press availability at 6:00 PM EST in the Presidential Palace in Lima, Peru, on March 23, 2002. PRESIDENT TOLEDO: This is an historic visit… Read More ›
January 16-17, 2002: Title III of Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act
President George W. Bush sent the following letter on Title III of Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act to the chairmen and ranking members of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, House Committee on International Relations, and the Senate… Read More ›
January 16, 2002: CAFTA Fact Sheet
The White House published the following fact sheet related to the United States-Central America Free Trade Agreement on January 16, 2002. Today I announce that the United States will explore a free trade agreement with the countries of Central America…. Read More ›
June 13, 1870: Message Regarding Insurrection in Cuba
President Ulysses Grant delivered the following speech on June 13, 1870. To the Senate and House of Representatives: In my annual message to Congress at the beginning of its present session I referred to the contest which had then for… Read More ›
December 21, 2001: Joint Statement on Argentine Riots
The leaders of Canada, Mexico, and the United States released the following joint statement on December 21, 2001, related to the riots Argentina caused by the government’s response to the economic crisis. Argentina is our neighbor and friend and we… Read More ›
November 2, 2001: Letter to Members of Congress Related to Drug-Producing, Drug-Transit Countries
President George W. Bush sent the following letter to members of Congress related to major drug-producing and major drug-transit countries, including many Latin American and Caribbean nations, on November 1, 2001. Text of a Letter from the President to the… Read More ›
