SEATTLE: US Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila) sought to fend off critics of a huge emerging Pacific trade pact, saying it would set the “highest standards” to protect workers and the environment.
Addressing workers at a Boeing aerospace factory in Renton, near Seattle, Washington, Kerry vowed that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) would be a “historic trade agreement.”
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