North American Leaders' Summit

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Canada, Mexico and the United States, members of the NALS.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, American President Barack Obama, centre, and Mexican President Felipe Calderón, right at the North American Leaders' Summit at the Cabañas Cultural Center in Guadalajara. Monday, August 10, 2009.

The North American Leaders' Summit is the official name of the trilateral annual summit between the prime minister of Canada, and the presidents of Mexico and the United States.[1][2][3] It started as the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, a continent-level dialogue, founded on 23 March 2005. The summit is often referred to as the Three Amigos Summit in the popular press.[4][5]

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A video of the Waco SPP Trilateral Summit News Conference is available online.[6]
Meeting between U.S. President Bush, Mexican President Fox and Canadian Prime Minister Harper. A U.S. White House press release regarding the Cancún SPP Trilateral Summit is available online.[7]
The leaders of the U.S., Canada and Mexico had a major trilateral summit meeting, in relation to the SPP, at the Château Montebello, in Montebello, Quebec.[8]
Was to meet after the 2011 APEC Summitt.[12] President Calderón declined to attend as his Interior Minister, Francisco Blake Mora, died in a helicopter crash on November 11, 2011.[13]
Meeting between Calderón, Harper, and Obama.[14]

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