News from the movements

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  9-Oct-2018 Daily Blog

  Lessons for the Left from NAFTA Mark-II

  The choice is not between the unilateralism of a populist autocrat, captive of the world’s most powerful corporations, on one hand, and the failed neoliberal model, polished in the TPPA on the other. A few clip-on statements on gender and small and medium enterprises is not a progressive alternative.
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  8-Oct-2018 Webmanager Center

  Un séminaire sur ” ALECA et libre-échange en Méditerranée ” sera organisé, les 11 et 12 octobre

  Cette rencontre serait une occasion pour réfléchir aux conséquences du libre-échange dans l’ensemble de la région
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  3-Oct-2018 IATP

  ’New NAFTA’ falls flat for farmers, food advocates

  The reworked agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada neglects the demands of farm groups.

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  2-Oct-2018 No al TTIP

  A un año del tratado con Canadá, el TTIP por la puerta de atrás y otros tratados en la agenda de la UE

  Un año después de la aprobación provisional del CETA, el Estado español y la Unión Europea continúan apoyando al poder corporativo en su asalto a las libertades y derechos de los pueblos: están negociando inminentes Tratados de Comercio e Inversión con Japón, Singapur y Mercosur.
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  2-Oct-2018 It’s Our Future

  What an alternative & progressive trade strategy should look like

  19 – 20 October 2018. Fale Pasifika, University Of Auckland.
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  19-Sep-2018 La Via Campesina South Asia

  Indian farmers reject RCEP trade agreement, plan major national level agitations

  Two major farmers protests are planned in New Delhi on 2 October and 30 November and RCEP will be high on the agenda.
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  12-Sep-2018 TeleSur

  Ecuador: Chevron’s victims vow to fight Hague court ruling

  Victims of Chevron-Texaco’s pollution of the Ecuadorean Amazon have vowed to fight to protect the ruling which has granted them compensation.
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  11-Sep-2018 APWLD

  ISDS reforms shove human rights under corporate red carpet

  “We call on our governments to either address the real reasons why ISDS is fundamentally flawed or to abandon its ‘reform’ agenda that is designed to reinforce and re-legitimise a self-serving investment dispute system.”