Which Way, L.A.?
Fast Track
President Clinton wants to negotiate trade agreements on his own without Congress or special interests. Should he get "fast track" authority? What kind of deals are we talking about - and with whom? What has NAFTA taught us about labor and the environment? What would "fast track" mean for California?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDavid Marchik: Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Trade Policy and Programs. Lori Wallach: Director of Global Trade Watch, the trade program of Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group. Harvard trained trade lawyer. Howard Berman: Democratic Congressman from Mission Hills, representing the 26th Congressional District. Henry Waxman: Democratic Congressman from Los Angeles, representing the 29th Congressional District. Martina Johnson: Executive Director, California Council for International Trade. Judith Barish: Communications Director, California Federation of Labor. Bob Vice: President, California Farm Bureau Federation. (This is a membership organization, not a state department)Dr. Corinne Peek-Asa: Research Director of Southern California Injury Prevention Research Center. CO-author of new report on the relationship between gang homocides and joblessness. Ben Bycel: President, University of West Los Angeles. Former executive director of the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission.
