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Columbia Free Trade Agreement materials

ArchiveBy Michael StumoSeptember 24, 2013

The Columbia Free Trade Agreement was passed on October 12, 2011.  262 voted yes and 167 voted no.  CPA opposed this trade agreement. The text of the

Panama Free Trade Agreement materials

ArchiveBy Michael StumoSeptember 24, 2013

The Panama Free Trade Agreement was passed on October 12, 2011.  300 voted yes and 129 voted no.  CPA opposed this trade agreement. The text of the

Thoughts on Trade Authority

ArchiveBy Michael StumoSeptember 24, 2013

The Founding Fathers determined that the kings of the past gave up the jewels of the realm in trade deals.  They could have written the

Korea Free Trade Agreement materials

ArchiveBy Michael StumoSeptember 24, 2013

The Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA) was passed on October 12, 2011.  278 voted yes and 151 voted no.  CPA opposed this bill. The text

60 Senators Urge Administration to Crack Down on Currency via TPP

ArchiveBy Michael StumoSeptember 24, 2013

We achieved another incremental victory yesterday.  Due in part to the hard work of CPA members and staff, sixty Senators (led by Stabenow (D-MI) and

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