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No al TTIP | 17-Jan-2017
La campaña No al TTIP convoca movilizaciones en más de 20 ciudades para frenar al CETA
Economía y Negocios | 17-Jan-2017
Mientras en foros internacionales Palacio Quemado acusa a Chile de mala fe, de atentar contra el comercio y de no cumplir sus compromisos, lleva más de un año dilatando el cumplimiento de un laudo en el que el Ciadi le ordenó indemnizar a una empresa chilena, expropiada ilegalmente, en más de US$ 48 millones.
Mining Weekly | 16-Jan-2017
The Indian government has been served with a notice for international arbitration by the United Arab Emirates’ Ras Al-Khaimah Investment Authority
SeeNews | 16-Jan-2017
Croatia’s government said it will appeal the ruling of the Arbitral Tribunal which dismissed Croatia’s claims against Hungary’s MOL in a case concerning Croatian oil and gas company INA
Desmog | 14-Jan-2017
EU lawmakers voted for the European Parliament to push ahead with a trade deal that could encourage Canadian tar sand oil imports and make it easier for energy companies to sue governments when environmental policies threaten their profits.
Lexology | 13-Jan-2017
The Singapore International Arbitration Centre launched its Investment Arbitration Rules 2017, potentially marking a new chapter in the institutional administration of investor-State arbitration proceedings.
Kluwer Arbitration Blog | 13-Jan-2017
Bosnia and Herzegovina (“BiH”) is generally perceived as a good emerging market for investment.
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El País | 12-Jan-2017
Empresas y gobiernos protagonizan conflictos entre los intereses económicos y los derechos humanos.
Third World Resurgence | 12-Jan-2017
In highlighting that the drafts of many of its key chapters are substantially similar to those of the TPP, Sanya Reid Smith warns that the RCEP may end up as a replica of the former.
Miroir Social | 12-Jan-2017
Si la Cour de justice de l’Union Européenne (UE) suit les conclusions de son avocate générale, les accords de libre-échange pourraient bien devoir être ratifiés par les Parlements de tous les États membres.
