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Contadora Group

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Contadora Group

Alliance formed between Colombia, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela in January 1983 to establish a general peace treaty for Central America and a Central American parliament (similar to the European Parliament).

Support for the Contadora Group has come from Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Uruguay, as well as from the Central American states. It was named after Contadora, the island of the Pearl Group in the Gulf of Panama where the first meeting was held.



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Conceivably, we might have hoped for a reprise of something like the Contadora Group, set up to help mediate an end to Central American conflicts, most notably El Salvador's civil war.
Colombia: Crossing a Dangerous Threshold by Jenkins, Brian Michael / The National Interest
Since the early 1980s, when a group of Latin American States created the Contadora Group and the Support Group, the region has sought to reach common positions on the main issues on the UN agenda.
The Rio Group and the Millennium Summit by UN Chronicle
Through its participation in the Contadora Group during the 1980's, which placed Colombia in the peace initiatives known as the Esquipulas II process, the Colombian government has actively participated in the search for a peaceful solution to armed conflicts," said Dr.
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