Articles in English
CEO | 17-abr-2014
See through the sweet-talk with Corporate Europe Observatory’s guide to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS).
CEO | 17-abr-2014
This film presents some of the dangers of the investor rights within the proposed EU-US trade deal.
The Guardian | 14-abr-2014
A multinational mining company has been accused of launching "a direct assault on democratic governance" by suing El Salvador for more than US$300m (£179m) in compensation, after the tiny Central American country refused to allow it to dig for gold amid growing opposition to the exploitation of its mineral wealth.
Palabras clave:
acciones | resistencia ,
Canadá ,
El Salvador ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
| 12-abr-2014
The Greens and independent senator Nick Xenophon have said the government will face a tough battle if it seeks to ease foreign investment restrictions.
Palabras clave:
agricultura | campesinos | alimentación ,
Australia ,
China ,
inversión | TBI ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
| 8-abr-2014
So straightforward was Australia’s first trade deal with Japan that the Japanese thought it was a trick.
Concilium | 7-abr-2014
The Permanent Representatives Committee (Coreper) today approved, on behalf of the Council, an agreement reached with the European Parliament on a framework for managing financial responsibility linked to investor-state dispute settlement proceedings.
Palabras clave:
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
TTIP
| 6-abr-2014
Japanese companies would be able to sue Australian governments under clauses expected to be included in the Australia-Japan free trade agreement.
IP Watch | 3-abr-2014
April Fool’s? European trade commissioner Karel de Gucht says, during a 1 April hearing in Brussels of the International Trade Committee of the European Parliament, that he would agree to drop ISDS from the TTIP if the United States would agree.
Palabras clave:
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
TTIP
Policy Mic | 25-mar-2014
The translantic trade agreement would undermine hard-fought regulations and open up a large part of the world to greater exploitation without regulation. Fracking would go global.
Bloomberg | 20-mar-2014
A high-profile campaign by opponents to ISDS could complicate TTIP talks long after the listening period in Europe ends.
