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  • 13-Aug-2009 Feedstuffs
    US trade deals open markets – GAO
    The US Government Accountability Office says bilateral free trade agreements signed by the United States work: they deliver new market opportunities for America’s agriculture sector.
  • 13-Aug-2009 Página 12
    Argentina–Venezuela: CFK and Hugo Chavez signed trade agreements
    President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner qualified agreements signed with Hugo Chavez for “key sectors” such as foodstuffs, energy and technology as “absolutely necessary” and “transcendental for the 21 Century”.
  • 12-Aug-2009 Trinidad & Tobago Express
    T&T eyes Canada trade deal
    Despite the controversies associated with the negotiation of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), permanent secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Carl Francis, says Trinidad and Tobago will be better off in the area of trade once it joins forces with Canada.
  • 12-Aug-2009 Japan Times
    Regardless of DPJ aspirations, FTA with US would be tall order
    The media have lashed out at the Democratic Party of Japan over its apparent backpedaling on wanting a free-trade agreement between Japan and the United States.
  • 12-Aug-2009 Xinhua
    Panama, Canada sign FTA deal
    Panama and Canada on Tuesday signed a free trade agreement (FTA) after the conclusion of bilateral trade talks.
  • 11-Aug-2009
    SPYL Backs Government on EPAs
    The Swapo Party Youth League has come all out in support of Government’s refusal to sign the EPAs, claiming current negotiations with the European Union (EU) on the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) are not beneficial to the country.
  • 11-Aug-2009
    Canada signs free-trade agreement with Panama
    The Gazette, Montreal Canada signs free-trade agreement with Panama By Andrew Mayeda, Canwest News Service 11 August 2009 PANAMA CITY — Prime Minister Stephen Harper will sign a free-trade agreement with Panama on Tuesday morning, giving Canadian business greater access to the small but fast-growing Central American economy. Once the deal is ratified, Panama will immediately eliminate tariffs on more than 90 per cent of its current imports from Canada. The remaining tariffs (...)
  • 11-Aug-2009 Taipei Times
    US mulls trade pact with Taiwan
    US Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is urging US Trade Representative Ron Kirk to promptly resume negotiations with Taiwan for a Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) and for a US-Taiwan bilateral investment agreement. The negotiations were broken off last year by the US in retaliation for Taiwan’s restrictions on the import of US beef.
  • 11-Aug-2009 CGGL
    Human rights lawyer institutes proceedings against EU at European Court of Justice in order to improve human rights situation Lebanon
    The prominent Lebanese human rights lawyer Dr. Muhamad Mugraby has instituted legal proceedings against the EU at the European Court of Justice invoking its obligations under Article 2 of the Association Agreement with Lebanon, commonly known as the “human rights clause”, in order to improve the human rights situation in Lebanon.
  • 11-Aug-2009 PDI
    Importers using JPEPA to cheat gov’t
    Importers and brokers have resorted to using a controversial trade agreement between the Philippines and Japan to avoid paying the correct amount of taxes to the government, a ranking customs official said Monday.
  • 11-Aug-2009 SmartBrief
    Gulf states, EU to resume negotiations over free-trade agreement
    The EU is expected to drop "noneconomic demands" to which the Gulf states object, according to a report from the Emirates Industrial Bank.
  • 11-Aug-2009 MCOT News
    ASEAN FTA with India likely to be delayed again
    Economic ministers from the 10 Southeast Asian countries will sign the Asean-China Investment Agreement during the 41st Asean Economic Ministers this week, but the long-delayed free trade pact with India is likely to be postponed again.
  • 11-Aug-2009 Asia Times
    Kerala fights clock in ASEAN free-trade deal
    "If this FTA goes through, pepper may cease to be produced in Kerala, the land where it originated," says Thomas Verghese, a distinguished agricultural scientist and chairman of the Kerala State Prices Board
  • 10-Aug-2009 Xinhua
    Anti-NAFTA protest "greets" North American leaders in Guadalajara
    At least 300 people on Sunday demonstrated against the Fifth North American Leaders’ Summit, being held in Guadalajara, capital of western Mexico state Jalisco.
  • 10-Aug-2009 DNAIndia
    Asean FTA gives coffee growers sleepless nights
    Leaders from Kerala have vociferously opposed the Asean free trade agreement that could impact its farmers in future. The same cannot be said about many coffee growers who have little political muscle. Karnataka produces 70% of coffee in India.
  • 10-Aug-2009 Taipei Times
    Lu makes case for FTAs with regional countries
    Taiwan’s former vice president said that the KMT and CCP are plotting a “3-3-3” scheme that includes an ECFA, confidence-building and a peace treaty by 2011
  • 10-Aug-2009 Korea Times
    Korea can use India for exports to Europe
    India should be used as a beachhead for Korea in an effort to provide a deeper penetration for its goods going into Europe, Africa and the Middle East, the Samsung Economic Research Institute argues.
  • 8-Aug-2009 CCIC
    Key benchmarks for a human rights impact assessment for the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA)
    Canadian Council for International Cooperation | June 2009 KEY BENCHMARKS FOR A HUMAN RIGHTS IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE CANADA-COLOMBIA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (CCFTA) “An independent, impartial, and comprehensive human rights impact assessment should be carried out by a competent body, which is subject to levels of independent scrutiny and validation; the recommendations of this assessment should be addressed before Canada considers signing, ratifying and implementing an agreement with (...)
  • 7-Aug-2009 Straight.com
    Open letter calls for renegotiating NAFTA and an end to SPP ahead of summit
    Common Frontiers, a network of church, labour, environmental, and civil society groups, and the Réseau québcois sur l’Intégration continentale have sent the following open letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper ahead of his summit next week with U.S president Barack Obama and Mexican president Felipe Calderón in Guadalajara, Mexico:
  • 7-Aug-2009 PTI News
    US launches investment treaty with Mauritius
    Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that the US and Mauritius will begin negotiations for a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) to strengthen investor protections and encourage the continuation of market-oriented economic reforms in the African nation.