NAFTA | USMCA
North America Free Trade Agreement | US-Mexico-Canada Agreement
The Globe and Mail | 22-Feb-2017
A New York-based energy company is asking the Ontario Superior Court to enforce a $28-million award against the Canadian and Ontario governments that it received under a NAFTA arbitration.
The Globe And Mail | 19-Jan-2017
What does Mr. Trump think about the constitution-like rights for the protection of foreign investors that are enforced via the system of investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS)?
The Globe and Mail | 19-Jan-2017
The Americans want to discuss country of origin rules and the independent dispute-settlement mechanism.
La Presse | 19-Jan-2017
La future administration américaine veut discuter des règles d’origine et revoir le mécanisme de règlement des litiges.
ISDS Blog | 4-Jan-2017
Windstream is an American company, which invested in one of the world’s largest offshore wind power parks, to be located in Lake Ontario.
AFL-CIO | 21-Dec-2016
It is important that everyday working people’s perspectives lead the debate, starting with how to rewrite NAFTA.
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Expansión | 5-Dec-2016
El capítulo 11 del tratado permite a las corporaciones demandar a un gobierno extranjero por regulaciones que consideren una carga a sus operaciones.
CNN | 2-Dec-2016
Trump could begin with a controversial chapter of NAFTA that some experts believe allows a company to go head-to-head with a foreign country — an idea that bothers some.
Mongabay | 9-Nov-2016
NAFTA, critics say, included investment provisions that inherently created an uneven playing field, allowing corporate investors to directly sue national governments for mega-millions and ultimately sidestep domestic environmental laws.
L’actualité | 8-Nov-2016
Le règlement de différends qui opposent des États et des entreprises étrangères devrait se faire devant les tribunaux et non devant des arbitres qui officient derrière des portes closes, affirme le professeur de droit Gus Van Harten.
