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Alice Ancona on Free Trade Agreements

Posted Feb 22, 2017

Florida International Trade is one of the state's biggest contributors to the economy. Alice Ancona, Director of Global Outreach at the Florida Chamber of Commerce, chats with Comcast Newsmakers about the impact of international trade and Free Trade Agreements.

Hosted by: Nathalia Ortiz Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team

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