Chile invitado a ser miembro de la OCDE

La OCDE invitó hoy a Chile a convertirse en su segundo miembro latinoamericano, después de México. Chile aceptará formalmente esta invitación una vez que el Secretario General Angel Gurría y la Presidenta Michelle Bachelet formalicen el Acuerdo de Acceso el próximo 11 de enero en Santiago.

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Chile invited to become a member of the OECD

The OECD today invited Chile to become its first member in South America. Chile will formally accept this invitation when an Accession Agreement is signed in the presence of Secretary-General Angel Gurría and President Bachelet on 11 January 2010 in Santiago.

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OECD Steel Committee Statement

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