A trade deal in political limbo

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There is growing concern among NAFTA supporters that the US Congress will not pass the trade agreement. Although Pres Clinton supports NAFTA, he is pushing for restrictions that would require Mexico and Canada to meet environmental and labor standards that are equivalent to those of the US.

Free trade

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Drawing a line: Clinton's new budget sets the stage for a battle with the Republican-controlled Congress

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Clinton's 1995-96 budget contains proposals to decrease middle class income taxes and cut some government programs. However, Republican legislators do not think the cuts are enough and are fighting for further cuts in Medicare, Medicaid and other social programs.

Political aspects, Mexico, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Government spending policy, Republican Party (United States)

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Governments as saviors

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Many experts say that the current economic problems in the US, Great Britain, and Canada show the strong need for a central government. Policies of deregulation and decentralization have resulted in inflation and recession.

United States economic conditions, Deregulation

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