mach_steve dijo:daddy....el NAFTA no es el CAFTA. fallaste.
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mach_steve dijo:daddy....el NAFTA no es el CAFTA. fallaste.
Summary for Barack Obama on Free Trade
Is he generally a supporter of U.S. free trade: YES
Does he actively push for major modifications to U.S. free trade arrangements? YES
mach_steve dijo:ah ya. este es el resumen de su articulo sobre Obama:
Summary for Barack Obama on Free Trade
Is he generally a supporter of U.S. free trade: YES
Does he actively push for major modifications to U.S. free trade arrangements? YES
que dicha! los gringos van a renegociar el CAFTA para que el ICE y el INS vuelvan a ser monopolios!
mach_steve dijo:ah ya. este es el resumen de su articulo sobre Obama:
que dicha! los gringos van a renegociar el CAFTA para que el ICE y el INS vuelvan a ser monopolios!
Obama Said NAFTA And CAFTA Were Not In The Best Interest Of The American Worker "Because They Did Not Contain The Sorts Of Labor Provisions And Environmental Provisions" That They Should Have. "The AP reported, "Obama said he supports the foreign trade deal, which is especially important to labor and U.S. manufacturers. He said active trading is a key way to keep the United States competitive. 'We're not going to draw a moat around the United States' economy. If we do that, then China is still trading, India is still going to be trading,' said Obama, who voted against the recent Central American Free Trade Agreement and opposes the pending trade deal with South Korea. 'I think that NAFTA and CAFTA did not reflect the interests of American workers but reflected the interests of the stock owners on Wall Street, because they did not contain the sorts of labor provisions and environmental provisions that should have been embedded and should have been enforceable in those agreements,' he said." [AP, 10/10/07]
El Chata dijo:Daddy Yankee... en serio, lea bien lo que dice.
Primero que nada, su artículo se refiere al NAFTA, no al CAFTA. Y segundo, cuando ponga una fuente, hágase a sí mismo el favor de leerla bien.
Como yo quiero que ud. progrese, lo voy a ayudar y voy a copiarle aquí y subrayarle lo que dice Obama con respecto al CAFTA (sí, el de nosotros, no el NAFTA):
Obama Said NAFTA And CAFTA Were Not In The Best Interest Of The American Worker "Because They Did Not Contain The Sorts Of Labor Provisions And Environmental Provisions" That They Should Have. "The AP reported, "Obama said he supports the foreign trade deal, which is especially important to labor and U.S. manufacturers. He said active trading is a key way to keep the United States competitive. 'We're not going to draw a moat around the United States' economy. If we do that, then China is still trading, India is still going to be trading,' said Obama, who voted against the recent Central American Free Trade Agreement and opposes the pending trade deal with South Korea. 'I think that NAFTA and CAFTA did not reflect the interests of American workers but reflected the interests of the stock owners on Wall Street, because they did not contain the sorts of labor provisions and environmental provisions that should have been embedded and should have been enforceable in those agreements,' he said." [AP, 10/10/07]
Inciso #1: Obama dijo que apoya el tratado, porque lo cree importante para mantener a Estados Unidos competitivo.
Inciso #2: Obama votó en contra del tratado precisamente por lo que le dije en mi mensaje anterior: por cuestiones laborales y ambientales.
En ningún lado se menciona que el vaya a "renegociar" el CAFTA. Además, esas legislaciones que el propone se pueden hacer a través de enmiendas, que los tratados las permiten.
Por favor, revise bien las conclusiones que ud. dibuja de las fuentes que pone. Una cosa es lo que es la realidad y otra lo que ud. quiere que ella sea.
Anti yankie dijo:Pareces pandereta mae, solo pones lo que te combiene
Anti yankie dijo:Obama Would Renegotiate NAFTA. Obama said, "I will make sure that we renegotiate...I think we should use the hammer of a potential opt-out as leverage to ensure that we actually get labor and environmental standards that are enforced.
Anti yankie dijo:Ademas, ese es mismo timo de la gente del SI, que los trabajos se van a ir a estados eso es falso x la competitividad de nosotros
Anti yankie dijo:y por que ningun capital es leal a un pais hoy estan aca, y manana se van
Anti yankie dijo:pero si me parece que la migracion a esta gente como a nosotros tambien es un tema delicado, y esta gente sabe que mas gente pobre en centroamerica, y mexico va a generar un exodo mayor a los estados, y eso no es bueno para nada, les guste o no se va a renegociar...
mach_steve dijo:sencillo. nunca, ni siquiera ahora, entendieron el TLC. Estaban en contra de ese tratado unica y exclusivamente porque terminaba con monopolios estatales. Todo lo demas nunca lo han entendido.
mach_steve dijo:ah ya. este es el resumen de su articulo sobre Obama:
Summary for Barack Obama on Free Trade
Is he generally a supporter of U.S. free trade: YES
Does he actively push for major modifications to U.S. free trade arrangements? YES
que dicha! los gringos van a renegociar el CAFTA para que el ICE y el INS vuelvan a ser monopolios!
agon911 dijo:WOW!!
Cuantos votos son esos? 1 o 2% mas? Fijo ya pasan el 20%!
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