A link is offered below. The link goes to a web page with an article by a professor at the University of Havana. The topic is the amero. The amero is a proposed currency for the 3 member countries of NAFTA. It is not legal tender, yet. But it was proposed under wraps, and as of yesterday, it was not a currency that has been discussed openly and in public by anyone of the 3 congresses or parliaments of the 3 members: Canada, Mexico and the US. The US Congress has not discussed this proposed currency openly, yet. The Federal Reserve Board has not brought the topic into the open, yet. Neither has any one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. The Bank of Canada has not yet brought the issue to the fore, and neither has the Banco de Mexico, in their respective territories. Some internet searches bring forth links to sites that claim the amero is more or less a 'vanity coin', as in a privately issued coin that may be purchased by collectors, even via the internet. But the Cubans seem to be better informed. Thus, I offer the link. Sorry, it is in Spanish, with footnotes, for us skeptics. The plan is apparently to install or establish this new currency in all 3 countries, on January 1, 2010.
I have seen this date in a couple of internet articles. But I have not seen yet the original document where the 3 governments agree to establish this (proposed) new currency within their territories, on the aforesaid date (January 1, 2010).