La estructura política y administrativa de la CAN un eje central y determinante para el desarrollo de la integración y cooperación del bloque comercial de los países latinos

Abstract

Integration in Latin America in the field of economic and social cooperation began formally through the Andean Community of Nations (CAN) in 1969. This leads to the internationalization of the economy and its bloc, exercising a balanced development in the integration of countries effectively. To achieve efficiency in this research, it is necessary to analyze the institutional performance of the CAN, taking the SAI as a reference, since it is the set of bodies and institutions of the Andean subregional bloc. Structurally, it was sought to analyze the Andean integration process to the scheme of open regionalism under which the international system operates, and for this it is necessary to investigate the way in which the objectives of integration that arise in the organs of the institution, are adequate to the commercial processes and objectives that are contemplated in the needs and structural problems of development of the Andean region. This is how it is evident that in these bodies of the SAI there are problems of an administrative nature and of competition between each institution and its attributions that in many occasions disrupt one another, in front of the challenges that require to assume the different orientations in the matter of economic policy that the member countries handle.