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  • 12-Jan-2010 Capitales
    ALBA will start using the Sucre
    Sucre is a virtual “currency” which will be used in the Alba countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Bolivia, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, San Vincent and the Grenadines and Venezuela.
  • 12-Jan-2010 Stuff
    Protesters want boycott of Japanese products
    Anti-whaling protesters have called for Kiwis to boycott Japanese goods over the slaughter of whales as the protest ship Ady Gil sank in the Southern Ocean.
  • 12-Jan-2010 Jakarta Post
    Human rights and the ASEAN-China FTA
    Entering year 2010 is marked by the entry into a free trade area agreement between ASEAN and China, also known as the ASEAN-China FTA. Little attention was given to the possible impact of this FTA agreement to fulfill human rights in Indonesia.
  • 12-Jan-2010 DNA India
    Free trade agreements may aid toxic-waste trade
    As Indian negotiations for signing free trade agreements (FTAs) with trade partners such as Japan and the European Union (EU) gather momentum, so do concerns over environment and waste dumping.
  • 12-Jan-2010 Straits Times
    S’pore, Costa Rica, to ink FTA
    It will be Costa Rica’s first with an Asian country
  • 12-Jan-2010 The Hindu
    Israel pushing for trade pact with India
    Israel on Monday said it wants to push for a free trade agreement with India with an objective of tripling bilateral commerce to USD 12 billion over the next four-five years.
  • 11-Jan-2010 Jakarta Globe
    China trade deal to cost Indonesia ’millions of jobs’
    In the latest and most authoritative warning about a new region-wide free-trade agreement with China, an executive with the state social security provider PT Jamsostek predicts that as many to two million Indonesians will be laid off because their firms can’t outperform their Chinese rivals.
  • 11-Jan-2010 Time
    Will beef derail US-Taiwan trade relations?
    The U.S. Defense Department’s approval of a new arms package to Taiwan on Wednesday was the best new year’s gift that President Ma Ying-jeou could ask for
  • 10-Jan-2010 Reuters
    Palestinians seek to shut down settler trade
    Prime Minister Fayyad said if Palestinians wanted to persuade the European Union to ban trade with the settlements — considered illegal under international law — they would have to do it themselves first.
  • 10-Jan-2010
    FFII calls to remove IP chapter from EU-Korea free trade agreement
    The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) calls upon the EU Parliament and member states to remove the intellectual property rights chapter from the EU - Korea Free Trade Agreement.
  • 8-Jan-2010 Fruitnet.com
    ASEAN trade deal under fire
    Australia’s free trade agreement with ASEAN is in effect, but Nationals leader Warren Truss sees the deal as a one-way street
  • 7-Jan-2010 UPI
    Mercosur eludes Chavez as Paraguay demurs
    Venezuela’s hopes of an early inclusion into the Mercosur trading bloc suffered a new blow as Paraguayan Vice President Federico Franco ruled out ratification of the pact while Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez harbored designs on the landlocked state
  • 7-Jan-2010 Dow Jones
    Minister: Peru set to sign EU free trade accord in May
    Peru’s free trade agreement with the European Union should be signed in Madrid in May, Foreign Affairs Minister Jose Antonio Garcia Belaunde said Thursday.
  • 7-Jan-2010 Examiner
    Taiwan bans US beef
    Taiwan’s legislative Yuan Tuesday banned the sale of US beef to that island country, a move that infuriated US beef exporters and could lead to trade disputes with the United States.
  • 7-Jan-2010 Jakarta Post
    Thousands rally to demand delay of ASEAN-China FTA
    Thousands of workers from across West Java staged a rally in Bandung on Wednesday, demanding the implementation of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement be postponed in Indonesia.
  • 5-Jan-2010 Press TV
    Taiwan bans import of US beef
    In a reversal of a negotiated deal with Washington, Taiwanese lawmakers on Tuesday banned imports of some kinds of beefs from the United States, citing health concerns.
  • 5-Jan-2010 CSM
    Taiwan curbs US beef imports in latest Asia trade frictions
    Health concerns and angry protests have prompted partial bans on US beef imports in Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea – most recently by Taipei on Tuesday. The recurring dispute has strained relations.
  • 5-Jan-2010 Reuters
    Indonesia may seek tariff delays in ASEAN-China pact
    Indonesia’s coordinating minister for the economy, Hatta Rajasa, said on Monday that a letter had been sent to ASEAN seeking "further discussion" of its obligation to reduce tariffs.
  • 4-Jan-2010 Taiwan News
    US should understand Taiwan’s beef stand
    Washington should refrain from pretending that the BSE concerns are a "false issue" or using the TIFA talks or defensive arms sales to pressure the Taiwan legislature to accept a secret protocol, whose full content remains unknown even to KMT lawmakers.
  • 4-Jan-2010 Bloomberg
    Australia, New Zealand free trade agreement with Asean starts
    Australia’s free trade agreement with New Zealand and members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations came into effect, removing tariffs on grape exports to Malaysia and wheat sales to the Philippines.