AAIC

The American Agriculture and Industry Community, better known as the AAIC, is a political and economic union (akin to the European Union) between the countries of The United States, Mexico, Canada and several Caribbean and Central American countries. Formed in the wakes of World War II, its purpose has been to promote trade and prosperity across the continent.

Participants

 * Antigua & Barbuda (1967)
 * Bahamas (1963)
 * Belize (1953)
 * Canada (1983)
 * Costa Rica (1947)
 * Cuba (1947)
 * El Salvador (1950)
 * Guatemala (1953)
 * Mexico (1947)
 * Nicaragua (1989)
 * Panama (1947)
 * United States (1947)