DR-CAFTA Yes, Sugar No

DR-CAFTA's "fatal flaw" is that it does not go far enough to openthe U.S. sugar market to the rigors of international competition.Political unwillingness to apply the rules and principles of freetrade across all sectors of the American economy in a fair mannerwill continue to cost Americans jobs and impose higher supermarketprices on the American consumer.

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