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Bush promotes trade at Americas Summit
(AP)
Updated: 2005-11-04 20:45

Relations between Bush and Kirchner have been chilly. The Argentine was an opponent of the war in Iraq and said before their meeting at the last Summit of the Americas that he would "win by a knockout" in his private meeting with Bush.

Still, Argentina remains the only country in Latin America that holds "major non- NATO ally" status with the United States, exempting it from certain sanctions. The country has cooperated with the United States on fighting drug trade and terrorism, National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley said.


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