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http://space.wenxuecity.com/media/1305473672.wma
又讀了一遍：
http://space.wenxuecity.com/media/1305488149.wma
Clinton did not say when the implementing bills will go to Congress, but strongly suggested the long-awaited action will come soon.
The deals with Colombia, Panama and South Korea were signed by the Bush administration in 2006 and 2007, with an expectation of swift ratification that would sweep away trade barriers and boost employment in the United States and the three other countries.
But action on the agreements faltered amid concern in the U.S. Congress about, among other things, labor and environmental standards in the three countries, and market access for U.S. farm products.
Speaking at the annual Conference on the Americas, Clinton reported “great progress” on the trade deals. “We have worked with our Panamanian and Colombian partners to address key concerns and forge broader bipartisan support in the Congress, just as we did with the South Korean free-trade agreement."
"Panama passed important new laws on labor rights and tax transparency. With Colombia we have established an action plan to address concerns about labor rights, violence and impunity. And Colombia has already taken important steps to implement this plan, and we are working hard to execute the next phase by June 15th...”
