Tomorrow could be ‘D-Day’ for fast-track authority and TPP
The US House of Representatives vote tomorrow on whether Obama can use fast-track authority. Nails are being bit.
The authority needed for the US government to accept the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) could be a step closer this morning after a narrow preliminary vote.
The US House of Representatives today approved, by a vote of 217 for and 212 against, a rule for consideration to renew Trade Promotion
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 12 Jun 2015
Fri, 12 Jun 2015
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Tomorrow could be ‘D-Day’ for fast-track authority and TPP
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