Published on Nov 20, 2013
The lead negotiators for 12
countries involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership held their second
day of meetings in Salt Lake City, Utah on Wednesday. The TPP is a
potential new trade deal that would open up markets among nations along
the Pacific Rim. The negotiations have largely been secretive so far,
but the agreement is expected to impact a wide range of industries,
including energy, the Internet, pharmaceuticals and more. Demonstrators
have also converged on the "Crossroads of the West" to demand more
transparency in the negotiations. RT's Ramon Galindo joins us from Salt
Lake City, where he attended the anti-TPP protests.Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-to-watch/
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