On Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, more than 35 cities across the U.S. and Mexico joined a Global Day of Action against toxic trade agreements. Called for by the Social Movements for an Alternative Asia coalition as the World Trade Organization begins meetings in Bali, the events also preceded negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) set to begin in Singapore on Dec. 7th. The actions coincided with thousands of Japanese farmers protesting the TPP during Vice President Biden’s Tuesday visit to Tokyo, and hundreds marching in Bali’s Renon Square.

Take a look at report-backs, media, and photos below. If you participated and would like us to add your community to the list, please send details to Cassidy at stopfasttrack-at-flushthetpp.org!

Report-backs:

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Media:

Global Day of Action Targets “Toxic” Trade Agreements, Real News Network

30 Cities Across US Protest Toxic Free Trade Agreements, Truthout

Anti-WTO Activists Make Their Move, The Jakarta Post

Farmers, NGOs Rally for Dissolution of WTO, The Jakarta Post

Biden’s Japan Visit Protested by Thousands Opposing TPP, Popular Resistance

Activists Deliver Petition to US Negotiator of Toxic Trade Treaty, DC Media Group

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