inspired by the so called asian tigers leaders of columbia, meks ka, peru and chile predict the tpp willn their countries into the south american pumas and critics could not disagree more and saying farmers and manufacturers from these countries will be left at the mercy of the more industrialized companies. the four latin american nations who signed up are the biggest market in the region but some worry this new free trade agreement goes too far. regulating everything from health services to labor laws even internet access and government investment. in the rest of the region it is seen as a kiss of death to the dream of establishing a latin american common market, a project pushed by brazil, argentina and venezuela. >> translator: they have not gotten very far so when a better opportunity presents itself chile and peru are not waiting for others because they have global and regular ambitions and trade. >> reporter: whether the tpp will help diversify trade and improve the lives of people here could depend very much on the fine print of an unprecedented agreement whose details still rema

. >> the director of the meks ka movement, an organization that aims to educate about indigenous rightshave you on the program. let me start here with you. i have read some -- columns the -- you know, the comment sections to columns that are written about this day. one caught my eye, and it goes something like this. how is columbus day anything more than a holiday to honor someone who enslaved, discriminated against, killed and took the land of native people? would you differ with that view of columbus day in any significant way? >> again, i would focus more on the genocide aspects of it fshg that he initiated basically a holocaust for our people across the whole continent. i would say, you know, read his journals, read it in his own words, so people don't think we're making all of this up. it's a really ugly journal, where he dehumanizes our people. >> yeah, expand on that idea of the genocide aspects of columbus's journey. >> before columbus got to our continent here, the spaniards had been to the canary islands, and they whacked out all of the population of the canary islands, so the