I do not underestimate the difficulties that we face in this mutual effort among our close neighbors, but the free states of this hemisphere, working in close collaboration, have begun to make this alliance a living reality.
Kennedy acknowledges the challenges faced in fostering cooperation among nations in the Americas while emphasizing collaboration.
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