Warren proposes trade overhaul with strict preconditions for all countries

Details: Some of the standards Warren outlined include:

• Recognizing and enforcing the core labor rights of the International Labour Organization, like collective bargaining and the elimination of child labor.
• Upholding internationally recognized human rights, as reported in the State Department’s Country Reports on Human Rights.
• Be a party to the Paris Climate agreement and have a long-term, national and verified plan to reduce emissions.
• Eliminate all domestic fossil fuel subsidies.

Between the lines: Warren's proposal criticizes free trade deals made for the sake of opening up markets, and also goes after the Trump administration for lacking a clear, long-term strategy.

• As an alternative to these approaches, which Warren describes as "undemocratic and obviously corrupt," she would mandate that trade negotiators publish a draft of their proposals in the Federal Register and let the public offer comments on the draft before a policy is made law.

Below: Read the full policy proposal, which outlines specific trade goals regarding labor, antitrust, climate change, prescription drugs, agriculture, and consumer protection.

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