The U.S. and South Korea reached agreement on a trade deal between the two sides, barely meeting a deadline for the Bush administration to submit the deal to the U.S. Congress for their approval. Read that story on Agweb.com   But it may not get through Congress said a key Michigan Democrat who wants changes to help the US auto industry.

“In automotive, the Koreans got what they wanted,” said US Representative Sander Levin. “The U.S. did not get what was needed – an agreement that assures that the U.S. automotive industry will no longer face the barriers to their products, that trade will be truly a two-way street.” Read the full story at the Bradenton Herald website.

Posted on April 7th, 2007 by keeton
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