News from the movements

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  22-Oct-2018 Web Manager Center

  Les céréales, lait et viande, filières les plus menacées par l’ALECA, selon le FTDES

  Les céréales, le lait et la viande sont les trois premières filières qui seront directement touchées et menacées par une ouverture totale prévue par l’Accord de libre-échange complet et approfondi (ALECA) entre l’UE et la Tunisie.
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  22-Oct-2018 Politis

  Refusons l’accord commercial avec le Japon (Jefta)

  Climaticide, écocide et dérégulateur : la bataille contre le Jefta ne fait que commencer, explique ce collectif de députés européens
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  21-Oct-2018 Huffington Post

  Liberals should consistently fight trade deals that let corporations sue Canada

  Investor-state dispute settlement was tempered in the USMCA, but the government needs to justify why it persists asking for it in other agreements.

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  20-Oct-2018 Rabble.ca

  Challenging the far right’s nationalist opposition to free trade deals

  Extreme right-wing, anti-immigration and Islamophobic parties tend to oppose so-called "free trade" agreements.
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  19-Oct-2018 IGJ

  BIT Indonesia-Singapore: "Indonesia Sovereignty is Threatened by the Foreign Investor Lawsuit"

  Indonesian Civil Society, urge the Government not to ratify the recently signed Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with Singapore said it will threatens the state’s sovereignty. Besides signing the BIT, Indonesia-Singapore also signed MoU on Investment Cooperation for sectors such as Industry 4.0, tourism, financial technology, and education.
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  19-Oct-2018 Antara News

  Walhi: "Indonesia not for sale"

  Aktivis Walhi Sumsel bersama jaringan lainnya melakukan aksi merespon, agenda perundingan ekonomi Indonesia-Uni Eropa (IEU CEPA) putaran ke-6 di Palembang pada 15-19 Oktober, dengan menyatakan ’Indonesia Not For Sale’.
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  18-Oct-2018 Australian Manufacturing Workers Union

  AMWU Statement on the Trans Pacific Partnership

  As part of the Change the Rules campaign, the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) and the broader union movement have raised significant concerns with Labor and the Government about the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.
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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.