Bankers on tenterhooks over trade agreement

Banks will benefit from CAFTA if it goes through, as it will increase trade among the member countries but there is considerable political opposition, both in the US and some Central American states.Monica Campbell reports from Honduras.San Pedro Sula, an industrial hub in Honduras, looks like an average Central American mid-sized city. Diesel-belching buses – mostly filled with workers, many of whom are young and female – dodge potholes while heading to nearby garment factories.