- 431 Organizations and Individuals Write to Congress: U.S. Should Not Move Forward on Colombia FTA
- U.S. and Colombian Labor, Faith, Afro-Colombian and Human Rights Activists Hold White House Demo Against Colombia Trade Deal
- Sierra Club Letter to Congress Opposing U.S.-Colombia FTA
- Friends of the Earth Letter to Congress on all Three Trade Agreements
- Press Release by LAWG, WOLA, and USOC
- Large Coalition of Colombian Human Rights and Labor Organizations Denounce the FTA
- Letter from WOLA and TransAfrica Forum to the USAID Mission Director in Colombia
- Religious Organizations Oppose Colombia Trade Agreement
- Statement by the Afro-Colombian Solidarity Network
- Statement by Transafrica Forum
- Statement by the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC)
- Statement by the National Agrarian Coordination (CNA)
- Declaration on FTA by the Black Communities’ Process
- Letter to President Obama from AFRODES
- Letter to Presidents Obama and Santos from Campesino Communities
- Statement by the Inter-Ethnic Solidarity Forum Regarding Communities affected by Conflict (FISCH)
- Statement by the Major Community Council of the Popular Peasant Organization of the High Atrato-Choco-Colombia (COCOMAPOCA)
- Announcement by SOA Watch
- Afro-Colombian Solidarity Network Urgent Action on Violence in Colombia
- Afro-Colombian Solidarity Network Says Legal Victories for Ethnic Rights Clouded by Reality
- PCN Rechaza el Tratado de Libre Comercio
- Statement by Movimiento Campesino de Cajibo
- Colombia Support Network Editorial: Three Misconceptions about International Trade
- Afro-Colombian Solidarity Network Condemns Ongoing Human Rights Abuses in Colombia
Please note that there are many statements being written about the U.S.-Colombia FTA. These do not represent them all, but we do our best to post as many as we can find in a timely manner. If you know of any statement that is not on here that you think would be useful for people to read, please contact us.
