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April 29, 2010 By Sarah Anderson, Rebecca Dreyfus, Manuel Pérez Rocha Source: Institute for Policy Studies Transnational corporations are increasingly turning to international arbitration tribunals to resolve disputes over natural resource rights, new report reveals Washington, DC – In conflicts over rights to valuable natural resources, transnational companies are increasingly using a powerful new weapon – the right to sue April 13, 2010 Source: Redes-Amigos de la Tierra Uruguay The following is a dossier of articles published in Uruguay and the United States since Phillip Morris began a lawsuit against the Uruguayan state in mid-March. There have been some extremely informative memos, published by both domestic and foreign media, as well as other more analytical and specialized articles (especially those translated March 10, 2010 Communications team of the National Front against the Metallic mining Industry Source: National Front against the Metallic mining Industry At the beginning of this week negotiations resumed concerning a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Central America and Canada. The leader of the Ministry of Economy’s Political Commerce committee, Carlos Moreno, announced the continuation of the 12th round of negotiations, which began |
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How they threaten communities and the environment, and how we can change them.
We provide this documentation from the ICSID web page for a critical analysis. It includes the list of cases that this tribunal has filed and managed historically and until 2009.
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