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At Obama HQ - Chicago - Peru Trade Agreement Action - video stream

category national | labor | news report author Sunday December 16, 2007 08:58author by Larry Duncan - Labor Beat Report this post to the editors

Obama didn't show up for Peru trade agreement vote amid debate over NAFT in campaign. Chicago activists hold action at his Chicago HQ. Video stream info

Peru Trade Agreement Action
at Obama HQ - Chicago

Hi Res:
http://blip.tv/file/544160/

YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBw3IVwd58w

Members of the Chicago Trade with Justice Working Group paid a visit to the Obama for America headquarters in Chicago on Dec. 15, 2007. They wanted to tell Senator Barack Obama that they are concerned with his failure to appear at the recent Senate vote on the US-Peru “Free Trade” Agreement. They left a statement for Obama, a current candidate for U.S. President, and expressed their disappointment that he skipped the vote on the Peru trade pact. They were even more concerned that Obama, along with Sen Hillary Clinton, made public statements supporting the Peru Trade deal and that Illinois Senator from Illinois, Dick Durbin, voted in favor of it.

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