New 'Security & Prosperity
Partnership' Records Reveal
Proposal for U.S.-Canadian
Funded Grants for Mexico -
Financial Work Plan, Agenda
and Meeting Notes on Pandemic
Influenza & Health Threats
Made Public(Washington, DC)
Judicial Watch, the public
interest group that
investigates and prosecutes
government corruption, today<
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New 'Security & Prosperity
Partnership' Records Reveal
Proposal for U.S.-Canadian
Funded Grants for Mexico -
Financial Work Plan, Agenda
and Meeting Notes on Pandemic
Influenza & Health Threats
Made Public(Washington, DC)
Judicial Watch, the public
interest group that
investigates and prosecutes
government corruption, today
released documents obtained
from the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services
under the provisions of the
Freedom of Information Act,
concerning the agency's
involvement with the Security
and Prosperity Partnership of
North America.A 10-page
partnership 'Work Plan for the
Financial Services Working
Group' is included (somewhat
incongruously) among the
Health and Human Service
records. The 'work plan'
details 24 specific
'deliverables' by officials
from the U.S. Treasury,
Finance Canada, BANXICO, the
Federal Reserve Board --
Atlanta, and regulatory
agencies from all three
countries. The deliverables
include 'cross-border'
cooperation in the areas of
car insurance, Social Security
totalization for Mexico,
banking, and Federal Reserve's
'Directo a Mexico' remittance
program.Among the specific
deliverables outlined in the
'work plan' is a
taxpayer-supported program to
improve Mexico's
infrastructure: 'Improve
North America's
competitiveness by enhancing
Mexico's competitive position
through the establishment of a
grant fund for development
with U.S. and Canadian
resources to finance the
development of physical
infrastructure in Mexico.'
The objective has a timeline
for completion of 6-18
months.'If U.S. tax dollars
are going to be used to fund
Mexico's economic development,
the American people ought to
know about it,' said Judicial
Watch President Tom Fitton.
'Judicial Watch remains
committed to ensuring that
this process is open and
transparent.'The records also
include planning documents and
notes summarizing a SPP
'technical meeting' held in
Ottawa from January 31 --
February 1, 2006 and titled,
'Enhancing Preparedness Plans
and Mutual Assistance for
Pandemic Influenza and Other
Emerging Public Health Threats
in North America.' The
meeting did not include
representatives from Mexico --
a fact the summary notes
acknowledge and suggest will
'require contacts at the
national level first.'The
documents also identify HHS
personnel assigned to various
SPP working groups. The
designated working groups
include: communications,
legal, foreign nationals,
epidemiology, and travel and
border issues. (These
documents are of particular
interest given the recent
scandal of the
tuberculosis-infected American
who recently traveled over the
U.S.-Canadian border unimpeded
by border
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