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09 December 2003
Wal-Mart Invades, and Mexico Gladly Surrenders
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Tim Weiner
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5 - The company that ate America is now swallowing Mexico.

Wal-Mart, the biggest corporation in the United States, is already the biggest private employer in Mexico, with 100,164 workers on its payroll here...
20 November 2003
Love, American Style
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Daniel Patrick Welch
Can the Brits feel the love yet? Exporting democracy, it turns out, means more than just showing unfortunate non-westerners the joys of having someone else write a decent constitution for them. We have now advanced to the point where we...
19 November 2003
U.S. Trade Officials Unlikely to Succeed at Miami Ministerial
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IRC Americas Program
When trade ministers from the Americas gather for the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) Ministerial in Miami November 20-21, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick and his team of advisors are unlikely to walk away with the...
05 November 2003
Give Poverty-Stricken Cuba a Break
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True Majority
Ask Your Member of Congress to Lift Restrictions on Travel to Cuba Our Country Will Win Friends Through Compassion-Not Hatred

The U.S. government does not allow Americans to spend money in Cuba, effectively banning travel...
21 September 2003
Nobody  wants this to happen
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Mark Sashine, OpEdNews.com
There is a general concept among the liberal media in this country that the  surrendering of  nearly all the civil liberties to the Big Father in Washington happened so fast because our society is paralyzed by fear.  The horrible attack on...
10 September 2003
The WTO Must Be Reorganized to Meet Today's Global Challenges
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IRC Staff Tom Barry and Laura Carlsen
"To address the global economic crisis and to foster broad development, the WTO should be overhauled and reoriented. That was the message coming out of the Seattle WTO meetings in 1999, and it remains the message four years later." - Tom...

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