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How does independence differ from free association?

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How does independence differ from free association?

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• Independence or free associated state is just what it means, a newly created sovereign state with its own laws, constitution, etc. • The newly independent country will have a permanent status that can not be altered, its ties with the U.S. subject to negotiations and treaty. • A free associated state can not have a guarantee of permanent ties with the U.S. Under international law both parties will retain the right to unilaterally terminate the free associated state relationship. The U.S. can unilaterally end it as can the new free associated state.

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