Mercosur

Summary

Mercosur is an intergovernmental organization^[1]. Mercosur has Wikipedia articles in 76 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Mercosur is in the country of Brazil^[3].
• Mercosur is in the country of Venezuela^[4].
• Mercosur is in the country of Bolivia^[5].
• Mercosur is in the country of Uruguay^[6].
• Mercosur is in the country of Argentina^[7].
• Mercosur is in the country of Paraguay^[8].
• Mercosur is on the continent of South America^[9].
• Mercosur's instance of is recorded as intergovernmental organization^[10].
• Mercosur's instance of is recorded as regional organization^[11].
• Mercosur's instance of is recorded as customs union^[12].
• Mercosur's official language is recorded as Guarani^[13].
• Mercosur's official language is recorded as Portuguese^[14].
• Mercosur's official language is recorded as Spanish^[15].
• Mercosur's currency is recorded as Argentine convertible peso^[16].
• Mercosur's currency is recorded as Brazilian real^[17].
• Mercosur's currency is recorded as Paraguayan guaraní^[18].
• Mercosur's currency is recorded as Uruguayan peso^[19].
• Mercosur's founder is recorded as Argentina^[20].
• Mercosur's founder is recorded as Brazil^[21].
• Mercosur's founder is recorded as Paraguay^[22].
• Mercosur's founder is recorded as Uruguay^[23].
• Mercosur's headquarters location is recorded as Montevideo^[24].
• Mercosur's flag is recorded as flag of Mercosur^[25].
• Mercosur's legislative body is recorded as Mercosur Parliament^[26].
• Mercosur's child organization or unit is recorded as Joint Parliamentary Commission^[27].

Body

Founding

Founders include Argentina^[20], Brazil^[21], Paraguay^[22], and Uruguay^[23]. +1991-03-26T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Mercosur^[28].

Operations

Mercosur's headquarters location is recorded as Montevideo^[24]. Subsidiaries include Joint Parliamentary Commission^[27], an international parliament^[29]; Commons Market Council^[30], a governing body^[31], founded in 1991^[32]; Grupo Mercado Común^[33], a governing body^[34], founded in 1991^[35]; Mercosur Trade Commission^[36], a governing body^[37], founded in 1994^[38]; Mercosur Parliament^[39], an international parliament^[40], headquartered in Montevideo^[41]; and Mercosur Secretariat^[42], a governing body^[43], headquartered in Edificio Mercosur^[44].

Why It Matters

Mercosur has Wikipedia articles in 76 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]