I would point out what is a little bit confounding is that on page 10 it shows, for example, that our agricultural exports have actually increased at the same time.
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Castro highlights the paradox of increasing agricultural exports alongside a growing trade deficit.
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this move to not allow one of our colleagues in the U.S. Congress who's been elected by the people she represents to sit and participate on a panel like this is, I think, unprecedented.
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