From The Wall Street Journal:
GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in Mexico for his first summit with his Mexican and Canadian counterparts, with economic and security issues high on the agenda.
During the two-day North American Leaders Summit, Mr. Obama, Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper are expected to discuss efforts to stem the spread of the H1N1 flu virus, economic competitiveness, national security, and global climate change, White House officials said. Canada and Mexico are the U.S.'s first- and third-largest trading partners, respectively, and trade-related issues are also likely to be a focus of the meeting.
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Obama attending first US-Canada-Mexico summit -- AP
Obama in Mexico for North American summit -- CNN
Trade, security focus at "Three amigos" summit -- Reuters
Tres Amigos or Three Enemigos? -- CBS News
President Obama hosts talks with Canada and Mexico over drug wars -- Times Online
Canada to train Mexican officers fighting drug cartels -- Vancouver Sun
FACTBOX: Drug war, climate on agenda at Mexico summit -- Reuters
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Is Harper in Mexico yet? Maybe he and Calderon will discuss the new visa policy of Canada towards the citizens of Mexico. However, it would not be very polite since Obama is there too. The talks are probably going to be very multilateral.
Julie
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