Articles in English
The West Australian | 8-mar-2021
The International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Dispute has advised Indiana Resources that the “Arbitral Panel” has now been formed with the first procedural hearing scheduled for the 22nd of April 2021.
Reuters | 6-mar-2021
Vattenfall will get 1.606 billion euros and agreed to end pursuing a separate damages claim in the World Bank’s ICSID arbitration tribunal.
CAN Europe | 5-mar-2021
In his opinion on March 3, the Advocate General shed some light on this question by arguing that ISDS in intra-EU disputes is indeed not allowed under EU law.
Jacobin | 5-mar-2021
Free-trade agreements enable companies to sue governments if they interfere with profit-making activities, no matter how destructive. These trade deals put us in an antidemocratic straitjacket — it’s time we got rid of them.
Palabras clave:
Canadá ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
soberanía | democracia ,
TLCAN | T-MEC
UNCTAD | 3-mar-2021
Most international investment agreements do not exclude taxation from their scope, which means that a wide range of tax-related measures are covered by them.
Palabras clave:
finanzas | bancos | impuestos ,
inversión | TBI ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
Investigate Europe | 3-mar-2021
It is highly questionable whether there will be a new or revised treaty in two years that will protect the climate instead of endangering it.
MRT | 3-mar-2021
Canadian mining company First Majestic Silver Corp submitted a request for arbitration based on NAFTA, due to the tax debt and its differences with the Mexican government.
Palabras clave:
Canadá ,
finanzas | bancos | impuestos ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
México ,
minería ,
TLCAN | T-MEC
UNCTAD | 25-feb-2021
Palabras clave:
África del Norte ,
Asia Occidental ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
TBI (textos)
CNN | 24-feb-2021
An aribtral tribunal ordered Libya to pay the Al Kharafi Group $930 million in damages. The Al Kharafi Group sued the Libyan state in France too, so when Gadhafi’s A340 landed in France, they sought to have it impounded.
Reuters | 24-feb-2021
Kuwaiti logistics company Agility’s claim to recover more than $380 million it said it lost in Iraq has been rejected by an international tribunal.
