(Reuters) - The pact -- the biggest U.S. trade deal in 15 years -- was reached in April. But U.S. Congressional Democrats reached a deal with the White House in May that paved the way for approval of the Republican Bush administration's free trade deals if enforceable labor and environmental provisions were added.
South Korean officials say they anticipate there will be no major changes and expect the pact will be signed on June 30 as scheduled.
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South Korean officials say they anticipate there will be no major changes and expect the pact will be signed on June 30 as scheduled.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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