Articles in English
Kluwer Arbitration Blog | 2-ene-2019
Since 2017, the country has shown a hostile attitude towards international arbitration.
South Centre | 21-dic-2018
Can an intellectual property right or a license authorizing its use be deemed an ‘investment’ under bilateral investment treaties?
Palabras clave:
inversión | TBI ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
Panamá ,
propiedad intelectual
Reuters | 21-dic-2018
Investment funds backing a slew of big-dollar corporate lawsuits has boomed over the past decade, fueled by favorable court rulings and investors seeking juicy returns.
Total Croatia News | 20-dic-2018
Many see the withdrawal of the lawsuit as a tactical move whereby MOL wants to additionally strengthen its position in ongoing arbitration proceedings it launched in Washington in 2013.
The Conversation | 19-dic-2018
Westmoreland Coal is suing Canada because it did not receive a transition payment following Alberta’s coal phaseout plan. For the province, coal mining companies have no role to play in the energy transition.
Palabras clave:
Canadá ,
clima ,
Estados Unidos ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
medio ambiente ,
TLCAN | T-MEC
bilaterals.org | 18-dic-2018
Interview with Javier Echaide, lawyer and member of Attac Argentina
Palabras clave:
acciones | resistencia ,
Argentina ,
inversión | TBI ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
Global Development and Environment Institute | 18-dic-2018
While promising economic growth, large-scale land investment deals have caused increased inequality, widespread displacement of people, and destruction of natural resources.
The Guardian | 17-dic-2018
Global corporations should not have special legal rights to undermine the policies of democratically elected governments.
The Wire | 17-dic-2018
India may have to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to Deutsche Telekom over the manner in which it cancelled a satellite communications contract in 2011.
Argus | 14-dic-2018
Former Canadian mining company Crystallex has resumed efforts to auction shares of Venezuelan-controlled US refiner Citgo and accused Caracas of breaching an earlier settlement to stave off the sale.
