Posted AT 4:38 AM EDT on 22/04/08
Bush voices NAFTA support amid Democratic criticism
NEW ORLEANS — President George W. Bush used his final Three Amigos summit yesterday to offer a morale boost for a North American free-trade agreement facing increased skepticism from Democratic presidential hopefuls.
Mr. Bush offered the support after an hour-long meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in advance of the wider three-leader official summit today that will include Mexican President Felipe Calderon.
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