Today there is an agreement.  Today's quote, however, is from yesterday afternoon (December 6) when everything was still very much in doubt.  At this point, all differences seem to have been resolved.  There are text for the signature issues of this WTO Ministerial Conference, notably "food security" and Trade Facilitation, and the last-minute Latins have been persuaded to go along with the WTO's other 155 members and say "yes" to success.  In the middle of the night, however, it appeared that Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua were prepared to block an agreement.

This conference has been a success.  It has produced a multilateral agreement.  We'll hold any further assessments for next week and beyond.  Alas, our flight schedule is not flexible, and it time for us to leave.
 
We have been impressed with many things during our stay in Bali will talk about some of those in later entries, starting with the masterful performance of  WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo in achieving an almost impossible agreement.