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No to TPP Rally 1-31-14
Submitted by DavidDelk on Wed, 01/29/2014 - 23:41
Portland Rally To
Stop The TPP
No More NAFTAS!
Twenty Years Is Enough!
Twenty Years Is Enough!
What: Rally followed by leafleting and delegation visits to Congressional offices.
When: Friday January 31st at 12 noon.
Where: PSU Park Blocks, in front of the Smith Center (SW Park Ave & SW Harrison St).
January 2014 marks the twenty-year anniversary of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a pact that has had devastating consequences for people and the environment in all three countries and beyond. The pending Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been described as 'NAFTA on steriods' and threatens to:
- Destroy livlihoods - accelerating the global race to the bottom in wages and working conditions.
- Further commodify agriculture, trample food sovereignty, hurt small farmers and contribute to forced migration.
- Enable corporate attacks on environmental policies to combat climate change.
- Reduce access to life-saving generic medications - raising drug prices.
Speakers:
Rob Sisk - President of SEIU 503,
Bonnie McKinlay - 350 pdx,
Benjamin Gerritz - Positive Force NW and
Justin Katigbak - Portland Committee on Human Rights in the Philippines (PSU student group).
What: Rally followed by leafleting and delegation visits to Congressional offices.
When: Friday January 31st at 12 noon.
Where: PSU Park Blocks, in front of the Smith Center (SW Park Ave & SW Harrison St).
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Sponsors: Alliance for Democracy, Oregon Fair Trade Campaign, Portland Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines, Portland Jobs with Justice, Positive Force NW.
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