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  • 1-Jul-2007 http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satell...
    Iran to join Cuban-Venezuelan trade agreement
    Iran plans to join a Latin American initiative designed to counter US-led efforts for free trade in the region, the official Web site of Iran’s president office reported on Sunday.
  • 1-Jul-2007 Khaleej Times
    Blow to UAE-US FTA hopes
    The June 30 expiration of the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), which allowed the Bush administration to negotiate trade agreements that cannot be amended by Congress, has shattered all hopes of a revival of the stalled US free trade negotiations with the UAE and other GCC countries.
  • 1-Jul-2007
    Seoul’s negotiator welcomes USTR’s comments rejecting amendments to FTA
    South Korea’s trade negotiator on Saturday welcomed his U.S. counterpart’s remarks ruling out amendments to the just-signed free trade agreement (FTA), saying they were a clear message to Congress.
  • 1-Jul-2007 KAWAN
    Koreans at the first US Social Forum sign anti-FTA resolution
    Koreans from all over the U.S. and abroad at the first ever U.S. Social Forum marked the official June 30 signing of the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with an “anti-FTA signing ceremony”. Leaders of people’s movements from Korea and the U.S. spoke out against the devastating consequences of NAFTA-style free trade.
  • 1-Jul-2007
    Japan keen on Delhi-Mumbai corridor
    Ahead of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s visit here late August, India and Japan have stepped up negotiations on an economic pact and the multi-billion dollar Mumbai-Delhi industrial corridor with Trade Minister Akira Amari beginning a five-day visit here Saturday.
  • 1-Jul-2007
    Mercosur summit calls for unity and not much more
    Mercosur presidential summit in Paraguay approved Friday steps to speed cross-border shipments of meat and vegetables on Friday, but postponed action on other key issues amid calls for greater unity.
  • 1-Jul-2007
    South Korea, US sign free trade deal
    The United States and South Korea signed a free-trade agreement Saturday that reflected US calls for stricter labor and environmental standards.
  • 1-Jul-2007
    Korea should not ratify FTA
    Korea and the United States have finalized the free trade agreement (FTA) between them and officially sign the actual document today. Given its social and economic influence and the problems the FTA will present, issues that have become apparent in the course of the release of the initial draft after it was first finalized in April, and then in the course of the renegotiations, Korea stands to lose more than it will gain. We urge the National Assembly not to ratify the agreement.
  • 30-Jun-2007
    S. Korea hit by massive protests against FTA with US
    Tens of thousands of workers and anti-US activists rallied Friday in central Seoul in monsoon rains to oppose a free trade agreement (FTA) between South Korea and the United States.
  • 30-Jun-2007
    Apec trade ministers to mull ways to harmonise RTAs & FTAs
    Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) trade ministers will meet next week to mull ways to standardise rules in regional and free trade pacts so that countries face fewer complications when they are members of several accords.
  • 30-Jun-2007
    Asean FTA talks with partners not as expected
    The results of negotiations for Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) between Asean and India, Japan, Australia and New Zealand have not been as expected and areas are still there where consensus have yet to reached.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Put the FTA back in the hands of the people
    Renegotiations on the FTA with the United States have effectively come to an end. Following approximately one more round of talks, the two countries will finalize and sign the document on June 30.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    PM to attend key investment conference
    Fresh from the European Council where Malta was admitted, along with Cyprus, to the eurozone, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi is due to head a delegation and be one of the principal guests at a high level investment conference that is being held in La Baule, France, this week.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Benefits of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA)
    International Relations Commission members of the Cuban parliament received an update Monday on the progress of the agreements being implemented under the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA), which promotes social development, solidarity and mutually beneficial trade.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Unapologetic Venezuela urges Brazil, Paraguay to approve entry into Mercosur
    Brazil wants a "goodwill gesture" from Venezuela before its Congress votes it into the Mercosur trade bloc, but President Hugo Chavez’s government indicated Thursday it won’t be extending an olive branch any time soon.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Thailand PM launches FTA roadshow in India
    Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont on Tuesday announced launching of an FTA roadshow aimed at speeding up a free trade agreement between India and Thailand, for which fresh negotiations will begin next month.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    House Republicans push for Bush trade renewal
    U.S. House of Representatives Republicans sought a broad renewal on Thursday of the Bush administration’s "fast track" trade authority to conclude world trade talks and smaller bilateral deals.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    China, Pakistan to cut tariffs
    China and Pakistan will next month begin reducing tariffs on one another’s imports, in line with the two countries’ Free Trade Agreement (FTA), according to a senior Chinese trade official.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Costa Rica, free trade fewer jobs
    Costa Rica’s PAC party (Citizen Action) president Otton Solis has warned of the potential increase in unemployment if CAFTA-DR, the free trade treaty with the United States, is approved.
  • 29-Jun-2007
    Stop the EPAs, Oxfam, Panos tell African leaders
    Social movements across the African Continent have started arriving in Accra for the 9th Ordinary Summit of the African Union, scheduled for July 2-3, 2007.