NAFTA fine as is, summit leaders say
NAFTA fine as is, summit leaders say
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Bush, Felipe Calderon and Stephen Harper back the pact, sending a message as Pennsylvania holds its Democratic primary. President Bush and the leaders of Mexico and Canada delivered a forceful message Tuesday to the next president of the United States: Don't mess with NAFTA. |
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