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Program Information
RadioActive
local and hemispheric free trade issues discussed
Interview
 RadioActive  Contact Contributor
March 18, 2005, 8:51 p.m.
Bjorn Skorpen-Claeson on free trade, CAFTA and the Maine Citizens Trade Policy Commission.
Amy Browne and Meredith Defrancesco
Bjorn Skorpen-Claeson on free trade, CAFTA and the Maine Citizens Trade Policy Commission.

Local, national and hemispheric free trade issues discussed.

More programs available at www.radioactivenews.org

Bjorn works with PICA - Peace through Interamerican Community Action. Find out more about PICA and their work by visiting their web site at www.pica.ws

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00:27:30 1 Jan. 27, 2005
East Orland, Maine
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