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Obama has vowed to amend the North America Free Trade Agreement if elected president.
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And Nafta's (North America Free Trade Agreement) chief negotiator agrees with her.
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While campaigning in Wisconsin, Obama took his own shots at Clinton, criticizing her for supporting the North America Free Trade Agreement while former President Clinton was president.
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They point to the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and say that despite fears about removing U.S.-Mexico trade barriers, that pact ultimately delivered more opportunities than drawbacks.
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The North America Free Trade Agreement went into effect in January 1994, opening Ciudad Juarez up to an influx of factories, for companies like Delphi, General Motors, Philips, RCA and General Electric.
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It was eager for a deal with Mexico because its exports to that country have slumped since Mexico signed the North American Free Trade Agreement with America and Canada in 1992.
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Anti-Nafta rhetoric doesn't play well in El Paso, San Antonio and Houston, which have become gateway cities for commerce with Latin America and have flourished since the North American Free Trade Agreement passed Congress in 1993.
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The two leaders are expected to discuss the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a proposal for a free-trade agreement between countries in North America, Asia and South America.
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Following the visit, the White House released a joint statement saying the two countries would continue negotiations over Japan's entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a proposed free-trade agreement between countries in North America, Asia and South America.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement, and similar trade deals between Mexico and Central America, have vastly increased the flow of goods and services between Mexico and its neighbours.
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