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  • 5-Sep-2008 IHT
    Dominica to sign EU trade agreement, avoid tariffs
    Dominica says it will sign a trade agreement with the European Union despite opposition from other Caribbean leaders.
  • 5-Sep-2008 Business Standard
    India: After Asean, trade pacts with Japan, Korea on the cards
    After successfully sealing the talks for a free trade agreement (FTA) covering goods with the Association of South East Asian nations (Asean), India is pushing on the pedal to wind up negotiations for two Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPAs) involving free trade of goods, services and investments with Japan and South Korea.
  • 5-Sep-2008 ST
    China-Singapore: Free trade accord reached
    The bilateral FTA is broader and deeper than the Asean-China Free Trade Agreement, whose investment component still remains to be settled.
  • 5-Sep-2008 Channel News Asia
    Singapore, China announce successful conclusion of FTA talks
    Singapore and China have successfully completed negotiations for the China-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (CSFTA). It is the first comprehensive bilateral Free Trade Agreement concluded by China with an Asian country.
  • 5-Sep-2008 YouTube
    Sayonara JPEPA
    Filipinos say no to the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement
  • 5-Sep-2008
    Standing firm and acting together against EPAs!
    The EPAs are not fundamentally concerned about African development but are designed to further the geo-economic aims of the ‘Global Europe’ strategy being pushed from Brussels in the interest of European corporations and capital. Declaration from Africa Trade Network.
  • 5-Sep-2008 The Dominion
    Free trade or false logic? Exploring the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
    If the FTA between Canada and Colombia is not so much about lowering tariffs and improving market access for Colombian exporters, what are the benefits of this kind of agreement, and to which economic sectors will these benefits flow?
  • 4-Sep-2008 IBON
    Indonesia experience debunks claims of JPEPA advocates of increased economic gains
    As proponents of the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) continue to warn against the possibility of being left out if the pact is not ratified, the experience of Indonesia shows that its own bilateral deal with Japan has not resulted in increased economic gains.
  • 4-Sep-2008 Choike
    The Southern Bank: the result of the struggle of movements
    The Southern Bank is not just a bank, not even a further development bank. It is the expression of the struggle against a model that takes out resources from the poorest nations. If this bank no longer manages to represent such expression and becomes more of the same, the movement will have a new institution to resist.
  • 4-Sep-2008 RMR
    Central America, the Caribbean and the impact of the European trade agenda
    Latin American businessmen have long been lobbying for free trade agreements with the EU.
  • 4-Sep-2008 Radio Jamaica
    Jamaica: EPA debate sparks Opposition walkout of Parliament
    A marathon debate on the contentious Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) Bill ended in disarray in Jamaica Tuesday night after Members of the Opposition walked out of Parliament. The walkout was the first of its kind in almost 30 years but it failed to prevent the passage of the Bill which was done before the end of the sitting.
  • 4-Sep-2008 LIP
    Peru and the US to finish implementing free trade deal at APEC summit
    The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Peru and the United Stated is expected to come into force starting January 2009, after both presidents Alan García and George W. Bush announce the completion of this implementation process during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC) to be held in November in Lima, Peru.
  • 4-Sep-2008 The News
    US pushing Pakistan to accept draft of investment treaty
    The US administration is pushing Pakistan to accept newly placed draft of Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), which has been signed only by few African countries, The News has learnt.
  • 4-Sep-2008
    The story of IIRSA
    Colourful booklet for popular outreach on the struggle of Latin American people versus mega infrastructure projects and trade negotiations with the European Union.
  • 3-Sep-2008 Businessworld
    RP-Japan trade deal nears OK
    Senate proponents of the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) expect the country’s first bilateral free trade deal to finally pass scrutiny in October after a second side pact was sealed to respect Filipino-only provisions in the Constitution.
  • 3-Sep-2008 Reuters
    Bush won’t press Panama trade vote before Colombia
    President George W. Bush does not want Congress to vote on a free trade agreement with Panama before it votes on a similar deal with Colombia, Bush administration officials said on Tuesday after a major obstacle to approval of the Panama agreement was removed.
  • 2-Sep-2008 Fair Trade Alliance
    What the JPEPA proponents have not told the nation (part 2)
    The multisectoral Fair Trade Alliance (FairTrade), a broad coalition of industry, agriculture, formal and informal labor, NGOs and youth pushing for trade and economic reforms, maintains its stance in the controversial Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) that it will not favor the agreement’s ratification without renegotiation.
  • 2-Sep-2008 Partido ng Manggagawa
    International labor caucus takes critical look at EU-ASEAN FTA
    Workers groups from the ASEAN nations met this August 24-27, 2008 at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to take a stand and plan campaigns against the proposed EU-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement.
  • 2-Sep-2008 Emirates Business 24/7
    Gulf states urged to end trade talks with EU
    A former Saudi official yesterday urged Gulf oil producers to halt their prolonged free trade negotiations with the European Union (EU) and opt instead for separate agreements that will serve the region’s interests.
  • 2-Sep-2008 Inside Costa Rica
    Costa Rica: Social groups to protest tomorrow for the independence of the courts from the executive
    Dozens of organizations of the Movimiento Social (Social Movement) will be convening on Tuesday in front of the Poder Judicial de Costa Rica, in downtown San José, to demand the magistrates of the Corte Plena (Full Court) its independence from the powers of the State and reject its alliance with the Poder Ejecutivo (Executive branch of the government).