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Special thanks to dblackadder for his help. We didn't use your great Bangladesh photos, but thanks for the support!
Erminia Osorio-Perez of Achuapa, Nicaragua grows corn to feed her family, selecting and saving her own seeds. But with Nicaragua and Central America adopting the CAFTA "free" trade pact, her way of life may vanish. In Mexico, the entrance of cheap, subsidized U.S. corn under NAFTA resulted in more than 2 million small corn producers losing their livelihoods in the last 12 years.
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Over 3 million U.S. jobs lost while corporate profits soar as manufactures move to Mexico and Central America offering low paying jobs under highly exploitative conditions.
