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Clinton Is Beating the Drum for Imports as Trade Fights Loom

The Wall Street Journal By MICHAEL M. PHILLIPS, Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL WASHINGTON -- GOP Rep. David Dreier of California, a free-trade true believer, remembers the moment well: In the galley of Air Force One, somewhere over South America, he urged President Clinton to say something nice about imports for a change.

Sweeney Letter on China Vote

Inside US Trade January 28, 2000 Dear Representative:

Where was the color in Seattle? Looking for reasons why the Great Battle was so white

From: ColorLines February, 2000

Those Made Poor

Boston Globe By James Carroll This story ran on page A15 of the Boston Globe on 2/1/2000.

Greed is Good, Too Good to be True --from Davos

GUARDIAN (London) Sunday January 30, 2000 Will Hutton The architects of global capitalism bask in Davos, forgetting the trivial issues of justice and rights

World Grain Shortage and the World Food Summit

A memo from Mark Ritchie summarizing the need for a global campaign for supplay managment and grain reserves. This memo led to the drafting of an Action Plan submitted to the FAO in Rome, November 1996.

NAFTA, Mexican Agriculture Policy, and U.S. Employment

IATP Senior Fellow Karen Lehmn testifying on the impacts the proposed NAFTA would have on Mexican immigration.

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