Thursday, July 28, 2005
U.S. House approves U.S.-Central America trade pact strongly backed by Bush
Gee, the house was up late ...
AP via moneysense.ca
The House narrowly approved the Central American Free Trade Agreement early Thursday, a personal triumph for U.S. President George W. Bush, who campaigned aggressively for the accord he said would foster prosperity and democracy in the hemisphere.
The 217-215 vote just after midnight adds six Latin American countries to the growing lists of nations with free trade agreements with the United States
Some days Bush is a free trader. Just not about steel ...
AP via moneysense.ca
The House narrowly approved the Central American Free Trade Agreement early Thursday, a personal triumph for U.S. President George W. Bush, who campaigned aggressively for the accord he said would foster prosperity and democracy in the hemisphere.
The 217-215 vote just after midnight adds six Latin American countries to the growing lists of nations with free trade agreements with the United States
Some days Bush is a free trader. Just not about steel ...
