Heads of top industrialized nations meet in Tokyo: G-7 vows progress on GATT, job growth

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Leaders of industrialized nations met in a Group of Seven conference Jul 7 to 9, 1993, in Tokyo, Japan. They made progress on international trade agreements for the GATT treaty and other international trade issues. Aid to Russia and the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina were also discussed.

International trade

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Peru, Ecuador sign truce; border dispute unresolved

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Peru and Ecuador signed a peace treaty on Feb 17, 1995, ending a three week battle over disputed territory that began Jan 26, 1995. The area in contention is a 48-mile section of the Cordillera del Condor mountains, which had been ceded to Peru under the Rio Protocol in 1960.

Ecuador, Military aspects, Latin America, Peru, Ecuadorian foreign relations, Peace treaties, Boundary disputes, Peruvian foreign relations

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Heads of leading industrial nations meet in Munich; trade issues remain unresolved

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Heads of state from the US, Japan, Germany, France, UK, Italy and Canada meet at the Group of Seven summit on Jul 6-8, 1992, in Munich, Germany. The leaders were unable to resolve issues related to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

Trade negotiations

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