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United States Working To Expand Trade in Western Hemisphere

In Latin America, Gov. Bush talks trade, leaders talk 'W'

Trinidad sees bilingualism as way to top Miami

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Establish free trade, world market for biofuels

The public debate on biofuels is at a crossroads. Public sentiment in the United States and Europe has swung from enthusiasm to alarm, following a string of reports on the high costs of biofuel subsidies, adverse impacts on land and water use and the "food vs. fuel" trade-off.

As Ethanol Takes Its First Steps, Congress Proposes a Giant Leap

Congress is on the verge of writing into law one of the most ambitious dictates ever issued to American business: to create, from scratch, a huge new industry capable of converting agricultural wastes and other plant material into automotive fuel.

Jeb Bush promotes Latin democracy

Increased entrepreneurship and a deeper understanding of democracy are the solutions to many problems confronting Latin America, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush told a gathering of business and political leaders.

Bush to Press Congress on FTAs

President Bush said yesterday he wants all three pending free trade agreements - with Colombia, Panama and South Korea - approved by Congress this year before he leaves office.

Betting on Free Trade

Companies and business groups alike are hoping U.S. Congress passes free trade pacts with Colombia and Panama soon.

Bush Signs US-Peru Trade Pact

President Bush on Friday signed a U.S.-Peru free trade agreement, paving the way for stronger economic ties with the Andean nation and boosting the administration's efforts to shore up relations with Latin America.

Bush, El Salvador's President Discuss Security, Democracy, Trade

President Bush says the United States is in the process of finalizing a strategy to help Central American countries deal with drug and crime issues.

CAFTA said boosting El Salvador growth

A free trade agreement between El Salvador and the United States is boosting economic growth in the Central American country, Salvadoran and U.S. officials said Wednesday.