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CARIFTA

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CARIFTA [kæˈrɪftə]
n acronym for
(Economics) Caribbean Free Trade Area
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2008, a month ahead of the 2008 CARIFTA track and field games.
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With this in mind, in 1972 the Caribbean leaders took a significant step towards economic integration, transforming CARIFTA into a common market, which was part of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).
CARICOM single market and economy charts destiny: progressing beyond ... by Bernal, Richard L. / Americas (English Edition)
The OCCBA also recommended that the proposed Court of Appeal "be vested with an original jurisdiction in respect of matters referred to it by agreement between the Caribbean States or any two or more of them arising out of such original treaties as the CARIFTA Agreement (Caribbean Tree Trade Agreement) or by the Council of the Area or such matters as the interpretation of the Agreement.
Profile of the Caribbean Court of Justice by Pollard, Duke E.E. / Americas (English Edition)
 
 
 
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