Opposition to trade pact growing
Bush is pressing for accord with Central America
WASHINGTON -- Opposition to the Central American Free Trade Agreement appears to be solidifying in Congress, with a smattering of Republicans joining nearly united Democrats in urging its rejection, even as President Bush intensifies lobbying for his top trade priority. (Full article: 933 words)
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