WSJ Americas: Cámara baja de EUA aprueba el pacto comercial con Colombia, Panamá y Corea

Un panel de la Cámara baja de Estados Unidos aprobó el miércoles acuerdos comerciales con Corea del Sur, Panamá y Colombia, lo que incrementaría las exportaciones anuales estadounidenses en US$13,000 millones además de poner fin a cinco años de disputas políticas. El panel aprobó el acuerdo con Corea del Sur por 31 votos a favor y 5 en contra y el de Panamá por 32 votos a favor y 3 en contra.

Fabio Nunes
December 31, 2013

Un panel de la Cámara baja de Estados Unidos aprobó el miércoles acuerdos comerciales con Corea del Sur, Panamá y Colombia, lo que incrementaría las exportaciones anuales estadounidenses en US$13,000 millones además de poner fin a cinco años de disputas políticas.

El panel aprobó el acuerdo con Corea del Sur por 31 votos a favor y 5 en contra y el de Panamá por 32 votos a favor y 3 en contra.

Un panel de la Cámara baja de Estados Unidos aprobó el miércoles acuerdos comerciales con Corea del Sur, Panamá y Colombia, lo que incrementaría las exportaciones anuales estadounidenses en US$13,000 millones además de poner fin a cinco años de disputas políticas.

El panel aprobó el acuerdo con Corea del Sur por 31 votos a favor y 5 en contra y el de Panamá por 32 votos a favor y 3 en contra.

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