March 24, 2008

Take Action March 17-30 to Stop the U.S.-Colombia FTA Vote

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From the Alliance for Responsible Trade

President Bush is threatening to force a vote on the Free Trade Agreement over the objection of Congressional leadership! Most recently, the Administration has said that it will be introduced immediately after the March recess.

Call or visit your members of Congress while they are home these next two weeks and ask them to oppose the President introducing the U.S. Colombia FTA. More info here: http://www.art-us.org/node/338

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