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Radio Address to the Nation on the Federal Budget and the Western Alliance

… fact that we're a voluntary grouping of free peoples, soon to be joined by still another new democracy -- Spain. The overriding success of NATO is that for almost 40 years, Europe has been …

Radio Address to the Nation on the President's Trip to Japan and the Republic of Korea

… for our loved ones. We're civilized nations believing in the same virtues of freedom and democracy. The Williamsburg summit this summer brought together representatives of the Atlantic …

Letter Accepting the Resignation of Edward J. Rollins, Jr., as Assistant to the President for Political and Governmental Affairs

… off the defensive in the world and began to promote the ideals of liberty, peace, trade and democracy that nurtured our forefathers before us. A time when the life of ordinary Americans …

Message to the Congress Transmitting Proposed Caribbean Basin Initiative Legislation

… time to develop representative and responsive institutions, which are the guarantors of the democracy and justice that freedom's foes seek to stamp out. They also need the opportunity to … other countries of the region. Costa Rica: $70 million. Costa Rica has a long tradition of democracy which is now being tested by the turmoil of its economy. Once Costa Rica has embarked …

Question-and-Answer Session With Reporters on the President's Trip to Latin America

… came to him and put him into the office he'd been elected to. But he is totally dedicated to democracy in Guatemala. And they have some very real problems that we, as I say, are going to -- … all the people waved him away. The President . Well, it's -- -- Q. It was real evidence of democracy. The President . Yeah, yeah. Q. Mr. President, is your dream likely to take any more …

Remarks of the President and Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone of Japan Following Their Meetings in Tokyo

… Japan and the United States, two countries sharing the common ideas and values of freedom and democracy of promoting further cooperation towards peace and prosperity of the world. The … rich, and diverse relationship. Japan and America are bound by shared values of freedom, democracy, and peace. We're committed to greater future cooperation across a broad spectrum of …

Remarks to the Annual Leadership Conference of the American Legion

… is on the side of the free. In our own hemisphere we've witnessed an historic expansion of democracy. Ninety percent of the people of the Americas now live in democratic countries or countries in transition to democracy. And throughout the Third World, the failure of socialism is becoming increasingly …

Remarks of President Reagan and President Miguel De la Madrid Hurtado of Mexico at the Annual Meeting of the Mexico-United States Interparliamentary Conference

… we found that the differences were not with regard to our goals. We both share a commitment to democracy, to the greater economic well-being, and a secure peace in all the Americas. Our …

Joint Honduras-United States Communique

… May 21, 1985, with full commitment of their Governments to the ideals of justice, liberty and democracy that the people of the Western Hemisphere seek, and recognizing the critical situation …

Radio Address to the Nation on the Resignation of Howard Baker as Chief of Staff to the President and the Administration's Agenda

… will open, not close, markets; or helping freedom fighters around the world. But that's what democracy is all about -- a big agenda, America 's agenda, for all of us to work on together, to …

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