International Agreements

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Trade Agreement
Mexico/Thailand​

Assembly.
The purpose of this document is to legalize the agreement of trade between the United Mexican Socialist States and the Republic of Thailand. All writing in this document is legal binding.

Agreement.
The United Mexican Socialist States shall trade Livestock, Fruits & Vegetables, and Beverages to include Beer and Alcohol, to the Republic of Thailand. The Republic of Thailand shall trade Machinery including Computers and Electrical Machinery, Equipment to the United Mexican Socialist States.

The amount from tariffs from the United Mexican Socialist States and the Republic of Thailand shall be subtracted. The Republic of Thailand will have to pay $2,050,000.00 per shipment. Unless otherwise stated or agreed upon there shall be no free trade.

The United Mexican Socialist States agrees to provide all logistics at no extra cost to the Republic of Thailand.

To cancel a trade a two month notice must be placed in official format. Either country may cancel a deal and/or trade.

All trade shall be monthly. The Republic of Thailand is expected to pay the amount stated above on the 1st of each month. The Republic of Thailand may pay in advance.

Logistics.
The United Mexican Socialist States shall provide three vessels for this trade agreement.

SHIP​	FROM PORT​	TO PORT​	MEXICAN GOODS​	THAILAND GOODS​	TYPE OF TRIP​
MEX-CS1	Tijuana port	Bangkok port	Livestock	Machinery including Computers	Monthly/Round Trip
MEX-CS2	Tijuana port	Bangkok port	Fruits and Vegetables	Electrical Machinery, Equipment	Monthly/Round Trip
MEX-CS3	Tijuana port	Bangkok port	Beverages (Beer & Liquor)	N/A	Monthly/One Way

It is expected of both countries to have goods readily available at the ports above for pick up and delivery. The United Mexican Socialist States shall depart once payment is received from the Republic of Thailand.

Signatures.

Pablo Hernandez
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
United Mexican Socialist States

Paisan Rupanitkit
Ambassador to Mexico
Republic of Thailand

 

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Free Trade Agreement

• Argentina will provide necessary goods to Mexico without Tariffs.
• Mexico will provide necessary goods to Argentina without Tariffs.
• Argentina and Mexico will both ensure that equal amounts of shipments are moving between countries.
• All goods will be quality checked to ensure that the goods traveling between countries is of the proper quality.
• No illegal goods will be transported between countries on these shipments.
• Shipments of goods will not be used to move permanent personnel between countries.
• Minister Cafiero and Secretary Lupé will teleconference Bi-Monthly to discuss the goods that will need to be shipped between countries.
• Any discrepancies with shipments will immediately be reported to both Secretary Lupé and Minister Cafiero so that they may track the severity and frequency of the issue.

Free Travel
The idea of having free travel for our citizens is quite enlightening as it will increase travel to both our countries; I have the concern that some individuals will want to abuse this idea. I propose that we create a joint agency that will employ both countries' citizens.

• This agency will have access to all public records for both countries so that they can create a no travel list for known criminals and potential threats.
• The agency will be linked to both countries' law enforcement agencies so that incidents can be reported immediately to both parties.
• Citizens would apply through the agency to be approved for free travel. At the time of application, a background check will be conducted to ensure that the citizen has no disqualifying factors to prevent travel.
• Once a background check is complete, an ID card will be issued identifying the citizen by photograph, name, date of birth, eye color, hair color, height, weight, sex, country of citizenship, and countries cleared for free travel.
• The ID and free travel can be revoked at any time for felony convictions and/or the suspicion of any terrorist activities.
• All citizens possessing a free travel ID will have the right to be expedited through security, but is not exempt from security check, to include metal detections/X-rays, randomized security measures, and in times of crisis 100% checks.
• A free travel ID can take the place of a passport between approved countries, but will need a secondary ID to accompany it for travel.
• Citizens possessing a Free Travel ID will be able to purchase travel at a reduced price.

These are the proposals that I would like to present to you. I will await your response before drafting a final copy so that I can integrate your terms and ideas.

Signed-
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Santiago Cafiero

Signed-
Deputy Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Agosto Lupé