CAFTA resources (old)
Collected resources from our campaign to stop the US-Central American Free Trade Agreement. Though CAFTA passed in 2005 these analysis are still very relevant.
Latinos and Immigration
- Letter to Congress from the Dominican Participation and Consultation on Free Trade
- Press Release from the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)
- Latino Casualities: Global Trade Watch document on effects of NAFTA for Latinos
- Anti-CAFTA sign-on letter to Congress from various national and local immigrant rights groups
- May 27 Press Statement from Central American immigrant groups
Women's issues
- Gender Impacts ofCAFTA: from the International Gender and Trade Network
- Sign-on letter to Congress from U.S. and Central American organziations opposed to CAFTA based on women's issues (written by Las Dignas and IGTN)
- Supporting document: Why Women say no to CAFTA
- Human Rights Watch report regarding women workers and AIDS in the Dominican Republic
Agriculture and Environment
- Sierra Club CAFTA factsheet
- Washington Post on CAFTA's effects for sugar beet farmers
- Citizens Trade Campaign talking points on agriculture
- Letter to Congress from 10 major environmental organizations opposing CAFTA
- National Famers Union press statement opposing CAFTA
- Citizens Trade Campaign on CAFTA and the Environment
Health and access to medicines
- Letter from 12 Congressional Representativs criticizing provisions in CAFTA that would restrict access to generic drugs
- CPATH statment Access to medicines through CAFTA
- Public Health Organizations Statements on CAFTA
- Doctors Withiout Borders on access to medicines in CAFTA
Congressional Statements
- Hilda Solis (D-Ca) statement of opposition to CAFTA
- Nancy Pelosi (D-Ca) statement of opposition to CAFTA
- Marcy Kaptur (D-Oh) statement of opposition to CAFTA
- Raul Grijalva (D-Ar) editorial on CAFTA and immigration
Miscelaneous
- Global Trade Watch's "CAFTA by the Numbers"
- Central American Bishops Statement on CAFTA
- Priniciples of Trade sign-on (prepared by WOLA)
- "Moving Toward a Progressive Trade Policy" (Global Trade Watch)
Statements Against CAFTA Ratification in El Salvador - December, 2004
- Outrage in El Salvador after Assembly Ratifies CAFTA - CISPES/Quixote Center Press Release, December 17
- Red Sinti Techan Denounces CAFTA Ratification - 17 de Diciembre
- Red Ciudadanía Salvadoreña en el Exterior calls for continued protest against CAFTA - 17 de Diciembre
- Popular Social Bloc (BPS) Denounces Police Violence Against Anti-CAFTA protesters - 17 de Diciembre
- MPR-12 Organization Denounces CAFTA Ratification - 17 de Diciembre
- Letter from the FMLN regarding CAFTA - 16 de Diciembre
- Statement by the Popular Social Bloc (BPS) - English - Español - December 16
- Statement by the Sinti Techan Network - English - Español - December 16
- Statement by the MPR-12 regarding Assembly take-over - Español - 16 de Diciembre
- Statment by Central American Jesuits - English - Español - December 15
- Salvadoran Human Rights Ombudswoman statement against CAFTA - English - Español - December 13
- National Family Farm Coalition Press Release - English - December 14
- Congressional Representatives Grijalva and Solis call on Salvadoran Legislators to delay CAFTA vote - English and Spanish - December 15



