The vote advanced a major Bush administration trade initiative that shaped U.S. trade policy with Central American partners and triggered intense domestic debate over trade, labor, and environmental standards.
On June 30, 2005 the U.S. House passed the implementing legislation for the Central America‑Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) by a 217–215 vote.
The vote advanced a major Bush administration trade initiative that shaped U.S. trade policy with Central American partners and triggered intense domestic debate over trade, labor, and environmental standards.
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