The summit process is committed to democratic governance and that the governments that are sitting at that table ought to be committed to the summit principles, which include democratic governance.
Roberta S. Jacobson: “The summit process is committed to democratic governance and that the governments that are sitting at that table ought…”
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Jacobson emphasizes the importance of democratic governance at the upcoming Summit of the Americas.
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