List of Summit Meetings
| Summit | Year | City | Seat country |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | 1987 | Acapulco | Mexico |
| II | 1988 | Montevideo | Uruguay |
| III | 1989 | Ica | Peru |
| IV | 1990 | Caracas | Venezuela |
| V | 1991 | Cartagena | Colombia |
| VI | 1992 | Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| VII | 1993 | Santiago | Chile |
| VIII | 1994 | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil |
| IX | 1995 | Quito | Ecuador |
| X | 1996 | Cochabamba | Bolivia |
| XI | 1997 | Asunción | Paraguay |
| XII | 1998 | Panama City | Panama |
| XIII | 1999 | Veracruz | Mexico |
| XIV | 2000 | Cartagena | Colombia |
| XV | 2001 | Santiago | Chile |
| XVI | 2002 | San José | Costa Rica |
| XVII | 2003 | Cusco | Peru |
| XVIII | 2004 | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil |
| XIX | 2007 | Georgetown | Guyana |
| XX | 2008 | Santo Domingo | Dominican Republic |
| XXI | 2009 | Zacatecas | Mexico |
| XXII | 2009 | Managua | Nicaragua |
| XXIII | 2010 | Cancun | Mexico |
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