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This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representatives of four companies (BEL, ITA, FRA, GER) who comment on the impact the agreement will have on their business. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/in-focus/ceta/
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversial deal also known to many as TTIP 1.0.
The video is narrated by Maude Barlow, alternative Nobel Prize recipient and anti-globalization leader. Barlow is also an acclaimed author and chairperson of the Council of Canadians. It is based on her report: Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada.
Video and report links:
English: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-trade-deals
German: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-deutsch
French: http://canadians.org/fr/transatlantique-accords
Spanish: http://canadians.org/transatlantica-espanol
Polish (report only): http://canadians.org/transatlantyckim-polskie
Read more about CETA: http://canadians.org/ceta
Video project by the Council of Canadians in partnership with the European Initiative Stop TTIP
- published: 13 Apr 2016
- views: 37792
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations:
Companies could sue via their Canadian subsidiaries when public policies lead to a reduction of their profits. Private arbitration panels, operating behind closed doors, could award billions in compensation to corporations – to be paid for by taxpayers’ money.
Signing CETA would pave the way for the TTIP agreement between the EU and the US to enter through the back door. Both agreements threaten to weaken existing laws that restrict the use of genetic engineering in agriculture or prevent the contamination of drinking water through fracking. Privatisation of public services would no longer be reversible.
Please help to stop CETA!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 14996
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne:
Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten können sie gegen unsere Gesetze vorgehen, wenn diese ihre Gewinne schmälern. Konzernnahe Anwälte können dann Milliardenstrafen verhängen, die wir aus Steuergeld begleichen müssen. Mit CETA käme das umstrittene Handelsabkommen TTIP zwischen der EU und den USA durch die Hintertür. So geraten bei uns Gesetze in Gefahr, die Gentechnik auf unseren Feldern verbieten und die Verschmutzung unseres Trinkwassers durch Fracking verhindern. Auch die Privatisierung öffentlicher Dienstleistungen könnte nicht mehr rückgängig gemacht werden.
Helfen Sie, CETA und weitere Abkommen dieser Art zu verhindern!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
- published: 05 Sep 2014
- views: 120470
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et les Etats-Unis), il fait peser de graves menaces sur l’avenir de notre alimentation, de notre santé, du climat et intensifie des risques sur nos démocraties en donnant des pouvoirs démesurés aux multinationales.
Il est temps d’agir en disant NON à ce traité, signez la pétition https://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/petition-contre-le-tafta-et-le-ceta/
Faites connaître cette vidéo en la partageant sur vos réseaux sociaux.
Pour en savoir plus :
Comment les traités transatlantiques CETA et TAFTA menacent nos choix démocratiques :
http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/l-info-en-2-minutes/
http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-lautre-traite-dangereux-qui-menace-notre-democratie
Sondage – Une majorité de Français opposée aux traités CETA et TAFTA : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/sondage-une-majorite-de-francais-opposee-aux-traites-ceta-et-tafta/
CETA et TAFTA : un accord climaticide et anti-démocratique peut en cacher un autre : http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-et-tafta-un-accord-climaticide-et-anti-democratique-peut-en-cacher-un-autre
Le mécanisme de règlement des différends entre investisseurs et Etats : un danger pour nos démocraties : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/en-savoir-plus/larbitrage-des-conflits-dans-le-tafta-et-le-ceta-quesaco/
Fuite TAFTA et CETA le jeu de dupes du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/fuite-tafta-et-ceta-le-jeu-de-dupes-du-gouvernement/
TAFTA et CETA : l’Europe prête à brader le principe de précaution : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/tafta-et-ceta-leurope-prete-a-brader-le-principe-de-precaution/
foodwatch et la Fondation Nicolas Hulot répondent à l’argumentaire de la promotion du CETA par le gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/uploads/tx_abdownloads/files/CETA_Argumentaire_Gouv_Reponses_foodwatch_FNH_juillet_2016_FINAL.pdf
CETA : le double discours du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/ceta-et-tafta-le-double-discours-du-gouvernement/
Pour nous suivre et poser vos questions #CETA #TAFTA sur Facebook « foodwatch France » www.facebook.com/foodwatchFR/ et « @fondationhulot» www.facebook.com/fondationnicolashulot/ mais aussi nos fils twitter en utilisant @foodwatch_fr @fondationhulot
D'autres vidéos en lien avec le sujet : CETA et TAFTA : à quelle sauce allons-nous être mangés ?
On en parle avec Karine Jacquemart, de foodwatch : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80YR40I4AE
On en parle avec Denis Voisin, de la Fondation Nicolas Hulot : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4HVWnDfXZE
- published: 20 Sep 2016
- views: 80707
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In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) was finally signed last autumn. Once implemented, it will remove 98% of tariffs between Canada and the EU, in everything from industry to agriculture.
Our focus on the CETA deal is on one of the most sensitive areas: agriculture, where Canada and the EU have very different priorities. Farmers on both sides of the Atlantic have expressed concern that the deal will upset the delicate balance in their sectors.
In this first part of the show, we travel to Canada to see how the deal is perceived on the other side of the Atlantic. We interview Canada’s International Trade Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, about what his country hopes to gain.
And in our reports, we meet with both the winners and the losers of the CETA deal: Canadian beef producers, who are delighted with the increased quota; and cheese producers in Quebec, who are worried their market will be flooded with European cheese.
Presented by Eve Irvine.
Produced by Luke Brown and Anaïs Guérard.
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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU.
The CETA Treaty has taken seven years to negotiate and was almost derailed at the last minute by a small region in Belgium.
Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba explains.
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- published: 30 Oct 2016
- views: 3680
Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés.
El Partido Socialista Obrero Español se ha abstenido con la intención de demostrar que, aunque defiende el comercio multilateral, considera que ese tratado tiene aspectos negativos.
Esta crítica postura de los socialistas sienta muy mal al Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy. Desde el Ejecutivo español lamentan que el PSOE se acerque a las tesis de Podemos. Las críticas también han llegado desde varios dirigentes europeos que acusan a Pedro Sánchez de oponerse a la globalización.
Más allá del terreno político, varios expertos consideran que la mayor competencia que generan estos acuerdos eleva el desempleo y reduce los salarios. Además con tratados de esta naturaleza se reducen los ingresos de los trabajadores de menor formación y, en general, el de los grupos de población más pobres.
La coalición de más de 330 organizaciones y representantes de la sociedad civil española, que esta misma semana había firmado una carta pidiendo a los grupos parlamentarios que no ratificaran el CETA, ha lamentado la decisión del Congreso. Según destacan, este tratado no está al servicio del interés público.
Elena Sevillano, diputada de Podemos en la Asamblea de Madrid, explica que “este acuerdo (CETA) es una injerencia a la soberanía, no sólo de España sino de todos los países europeos. Se podría haber realizado una consulta previa para someterlo a la voluntad popular”.
Ismael García Gil, sociólogo, considera que “con el CETA vamos a ceder en soberanía, pero ganaremos en el comercio internacional. No podemos tener las dos cosas”.
Miguel Martínez Truchaud, abogado y analista político, opina que “las grandes multinacionales europeas no necesitan el CETA, pues ya están exportando. Son los pequeños productores los que se beneficiarán”.
Ricardo Palomo, catedrático de Economía Financiera, dice que “hay cosas que en un mundo globalizado empiezan a no tener sentido, como la excesiva regulación. Quizá este acuerdo nos abra la vía para la exportación de más productos”.
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- published: 30 Jun 2017
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Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is a free trade agreement between Canada and the European Union. The negotiations were concluded in August 2014. The agreement is to be approved by the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament. Whether approval by all EU member states is also necessary is disputed. If approved, the agreement would begin to come into effect in 2016 at the earliest, at which time about 98% of the tariffs between Canada and the EU would be eliminated.
History
CETA is Canada's biggest bilateral initiative since NAFTA. It was hatched as a result of a joint study "Assessing the Costs and Benefits of a Closer EU-Canada Economic Partnership" which was released in October 2008. Officials announced the launch of negotiations on 6 May 2009 at the Canada-EU Summit in Prague. This after the Canada-EU Summit in Ottawa on 18 March 2004 where leaders agreed to a framework for a new Canada-EU Trade and Investment Enhancement Agreement (TIEA). The TIEA was intended to move beyond traditional market access issues, to include areas such as trade and investment facilitation, competition, mutual recognition of professional qualifications, financial services, e-commerce, temporary entry, small- and medium-sized enterprises, sustainable development, and sharing science and technology. The TIEA was also to build on a Canada-EU regulatory co-operation framework for promoting bilateral co-operation on approaches to regulatory governance, advancing good regulatory practices and facilitating trade and investment. In addition to lowering barriers, the TIEA was meant to heighten Canadian and European interest in each other's markets. The TIEA continued until 2006 when Canada and the EU decided to pause negotiations. This led to negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), and this agreement will go beyond the TIEA toward an agreement with a much broader and more ambitious scope.
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4:01CETA - EU and Canada Trade Deal
CETA - EU and Canada Trade DealCETA - EU and Canada Trade Deal
This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representatives of four companies (BEL, ITA, FRA, GER) who comment on the impact the agreement will have on their business. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/in-focus/ceta/ -
5:17CETA: Lessons from Canada
CETA: Lessons from CanadaCETA: Lessons from Canada
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversial deal also known to many as TTIP 1.0. The video is narrated by Maude Barlow, alternative Nobel Prize recipient and anti-globalization leader. Barlow is also an acclaimed author and chairperson of the Council of Canadians. It is based on her report: Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada. Video and report links: English: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-trade-deals German: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-deutsch French: http://canadians.org/fr/transatlantique-accords Spanish: http://canadians.org/transatlantica-espanol Polish (report only): http://canadians.org/transatlantyckim-polskie Read more about CETA: http://canadians.org/ceta Video project by the Council of Canadians in partnership with the European Initiative Stop TTIP -
3:23CETA: An assault on democracy
CETA: An assault on democracyCETA: An assault on democracy
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations: Companies could sue via their Canadian subsidiaries when public policies lead to a reduction of their profits. Private arbitration panels, operating behind closed doors, could award billions in compensation to corporations – to be paid for by taxpayers’ money. Signing CETA would pave the way for the TTIP agreement between the EU and the US to enter through the back door. Both agreements threaten to weaken existing laws that restrict the use of genetic engineering in agriculture or prevent the contamination of drinking water through fracking. Privatisation of public services would no longer be reversible. Please help to stop CETA! www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen -
3:07CETA – Angriff auf die Demokratie
CETA – Angriff auf die DemokratieCETA – Angriff auf die Demokratie
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne: Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten können sie gegen unsere Gesetze vorgehen, wenn diese ihre Gewinne schmälern. Konzernnahe Anwälte können dann Milliardenstrafen verhängen, die wir aus Steuergeld begleichen müssen. Mit CETA käme das umstrittene Handelsabkommen TTIP zwischen der EU und den USA durch die Hintertür. So geraten bei uns Gesetze in Gefahr, die Gentechnik auf unseren Feldern verbieten und die Verschmutzung unseres Trinkwassers durch Fracking verhindern. Auch die Privatisierung öffentlicher Dienstleistungen könnte nicht mehr rückgängig gemacht werden. Helfen Sie, CETA und weitere Abkommen dieser Art zu verhindern! www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen -
2:57#CETA : 3 minutes pour comprendre une imposture
#CETA : 3 minutes pour comprendre une imposture#CETA : 3 minutes pour comprendre une imposture
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et les Etats-Unis), il fait peser de graves menaces sur l’avenir de notre alimentation, de notre santé, du climat et intensifie des risques sur nos démocraties en donnant des pouvoirs démesurés aux multinationales. Il est temps d’agir en disant NON à ce traité, signez la pétition https://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/petition-contre-le-tafta-et-le-ceta/ Faites connaître cette vidéo en la partageant sur vos réseaux sociaux. Pour en savoir plus : Comment les traités transatlantiques CETA et TAFTA menacent nos choix démocratiques : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/l-info-en-2-minutes/ http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-lautre-traite-dangereux-qui-menace-notre-democratie Sondage – Une majorité de Français opposée aux traités CETA et TAFTA : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/sondage-une-majorite-de-francais-opposee-aux-traites-ceta-et-tafta/ CETA et TAFTA : un accord climaticide et anti-démocratique peut en cacher un autre : http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-et-tafta-un-accord-climaticide-et-anti-democratique-peut-en-cacher-un-autre Le mécanisme de règlement des différends entre investisseurs et Etats : un danger pour nos démocraties : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/en-savoir-plus/larbitrage-des-conflits-dans-le-tafta-et-le-ceta-quesaco/ Fuite TAFTA et CETA le jeu de dupes du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/fuite-tafta-et-ceta-le-jeu-de-dupes-du-gouvernement/ TAFTA et CETA : l’Europe prête à brader le principe de précaution : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/tafta-et-ceta-leurope-prete-a-brader-le-principe-de-precaution/ foodwatch et la Fondation Nicolas Hulot répondent à l’argumentaire de la promotion du CETA par le gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/uploads/tx_abdownloads/files/CETA_Argumentaire_Gouv_Reponses_foodwatch_FNH_juillet_2016_FINAL.pdf CETA : le double discours du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/ceta-et-tafta-le-double-discours-du-gouvernement/ Pour nous suivre et poser vos questions #CETA #TAFTA sur Facebook « foodwatch France » www.facebook.com/foodwatchFR/ et « @fondationhulot» www.facebook.com/fondationnicolashulot/ mais aussi nos fils twitter en utilisant @foodwatch_fr @fondationhulot D'autres vidéos en lien avec le sujet : CETA et TAFTA : à quelle sauce allons-nous être mangés ? On en parle avec Karine Jacquemart, de foodwatch : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80YR40I4AE On en parle avec Denis Voisin, de la Fondation Nicolas Hulot : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4HVWnDfXZE -
2:26IL #CETA! L’ULTIMA TRUFFA DEL GOVERNO GENTILONI
IL #CETA! L’ULTIMA TRUFFA DEL GOVERNO GENTILONIIL #CETA! L’ULTIMA TRUFFA DEL GOVERNO GENTILONI
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17:28CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities (part 1)
CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities (part 1)CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities (part 1)
Subscribe to France 24 now: http://f24.my/youtubeEN FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7 http://f24.my/YTliveEN In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) was finally signed last autumn. Once implemented, it will remove 98% of tariffs between Canada and the EU, in everything from industry to agriculture. Our focus on the CETA deal is on one of the most sensitive areas: agriculture, where Canada and the EU have very different priorities. Farmers on both sides of the Atlantic have expressed concern that the deal will upset the delicate balance in their sectors. In this first part of the show, we travel to Canada to see how the deal is perceived on the other side of the Atlantic. We interview Canada’s International Trade Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, about what his country hopes to gain. And in our reports, we meet with both the winners and the losers of the CETA deal: Canadian beef producers, who are delighted with the increased quota; and cheese producers in Quebec, who are worried their market will be flooded with European cheese. Presented by Eve Irvine. Produced by Luke Brown and Anaïs Guérard. Co-financed by the European Commission. This programme reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained. Visit our website: http://www.france24.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://f24.my/youtubeEN Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/France24_en -
1:55El acuerdo CETA explicado en 2 minutos
El acuerdo CETA explicado en 2 minutosEl acuerdo CETA explicado en 2 minutos
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1:46What is CETA?
What is CETA?What is CETA?
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU. The CETA Treaty has taken seven years to negotiate and was almost derailed at the last minute by a small region in Belgium. Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba explains. - Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ -
53:03Foro Abierto - España: el Congreso ratifica el CETA
Foro Abierto - España: el Congreso ratifica el CETAForo Abierto - España: el Congreso ratifica el CETA
Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés. El Partido Socialista Obrero Español se ha abstenido con la intención de demostrar que, aunque defiende el comercio multilateral, considera que ese tratado tiene aspectos negativos. Esta crítica postura de los socialistas sienta muy mal al Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy. Desde el Ejecutivo español lamentan que el PSOE se acerque a las tesis de Podemos. Las críticas también han llegado desde varios dirigentes europeos que acusan a Pedro Sánchez de oponerse a la globalización. Más allá del terreno político, varios expertos consideran que la mayor competencia que generan estos acuerdos eleva el desempleo y reduce los salarios. Además con tratados de esta naturaleza se reducen los ingresos de los trabajadores de menor formación y, en general, el de los grupos de población más pobres. La coalición de más de 330 organizaciones y representantes de la sociedad civil española, que esta misma semana había firmado una carta pidiendo a los grupos parlamentarios que no ratificaran el CETA, ha lamentado la decisión del Congreso. Según destacan, este tratado no está al servicio del interés público. Elena Sevillano, diputada de Podemos en la Asamblea de Madrid, explica que “este acuerdo (CETA) es una injerencia a la soberanía, no sólo de España sino de todos los países europeos. Se podría haber realizado una consulta previa para someterlo a la voluntad popular”. Ismael García Gil, sociólogo, considera que “con el CETA vamos a ceder en soberanía, pero ganaremos en el comercio internacional. No podemos tener las dos cosas”. Miguel Martínez Truchaud, abogado y analista político, opina que “las grandes multinacionales europeas no necesitan el CETA, pues ya están exportando. Son los pequeños productores los que se beneficiarán”. Ricardo Palomo, catedrático de Economía Financiera, dice que “hay cosas que en un mundo globalizado empiezan a no tener sentido, como la excesiva regulación. Quizá este acuerdo nos abra la vía para la exportación de más productos”. ¡Suscríbete a HispanTV! https://www.youtube.com/user/hispantv?sub_confirmation=1 El grupo de HispanTV les recuerda a los seguidores de nuestra página en Youtube de que en el caso de que no se suban nuevos vídeos, en 48 horas, esto significa que han bloqueado el acceso de este canal a su cuenta en YouTube. De ser así, haga Clic en el siguiente enlace para obtener nuestra nueva dirección en YouTube: http://htv.mx/kHn http://www.hispantv.com http://www.facebook.com/HispanTV http://plus.google.com/+HispanTV http://www.hispantv.com/distribucion http://www.hispantv.com/directo http://twitter.com/HispanTV http://vk.com/HispanTV
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CETA - EU and Canada Trade Deal
This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representatives of four companies (BEL, ITA, FRA, GER) who comment on the impact the agreement will have on their business. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/in-focus/ceta/
published: 07 Jul 2016 -
CETA: Lessons from Canada
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversial deal also known to many as TTIP 1.0. The video is narrated by Maude Barlow, alternative Nobel Prize recipient and anti-globalization leader. Barlow is also an acclaimed author and chairperson of the Council of Canadians. It is based on her report: Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada. Video and report links: English: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-trade-deals German: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-deutsch French: http://canadians.org/fr/transatlantique-accords Spanish: http://canadians.org/transatlantica-espanol Polish (report only): http://canadians.org/transatlantyckim-polskie Read more about CETA: htt...
published: 13 Apr 2016 -
CETA: An assault on democracy
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations: Companies could sue via their Canadian subsidiaries when public policies lead to a reduction of their profits. Private arbitration panels, operating behind closed doors, could award billions in compensation to corporations – to be paid for by taxpayers’ money. Signing CETA would pave the way for the TTIP agreement between the EU and the US to enter through the back door. Both agreements threaten to weaken existing laws that restrict the use of genetic engineering in agriculture or prevent the contamination of drinking water through fracking. Privatisation of public services would no longer be reversible. Please help to stop CETA! www.campact.de/ceta-stoppe...
published: 02 Sep 2014 -
CETA – Angriff auf die Demokratie
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne: Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten können sie gegen unsere Gesetze vorgehen, wenn diese ihre Gewinne schmälern. Konzernnahe Anwälte können dann Milliardenstrafen verhängen, die wir aus Steuergeld begleichen müssen. Mit CETA käme das umstrittene Handelsabkommen TTIP zwischen der EU und den USA durch die Hintertür. So geraten bei uns Gesetze in Gefahr, die Gentechnik auf unseren Feldern verbieten und die Verschmutzung unseres Trinkwassers durch Fracking verhindern. Auch die Privatisierung öffentlicher Dienstleistungen könnte nicht mehr rückgängig gemacht werden. Helfen Sie, CETA und weitere Abkommen dieser Art zu verhindern! www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
published: 05 Sep 2014 -
#CETA : 3 minutes pour comprendre une imposture
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et les Etats-Unis), il fait peser de graves menaces sur l’avenir de notre alimentation, de notre santé, du climat et intensifie des risques sur nos démocraties en donnant des pouvoirs démesurés aux multinationales. Il est temps d’agir en disant NON à ce traité, signez la pétition https://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/petition-contre-le-tafta-et-le-ceta/ Faites connaître cette vidéo en la partageant sur vos réseaux sociaux. Pour en savoir plus : Comment les traités transatlantiques CETA et TAFTA menacent nos choix démocratiques : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/l-...
published: 20 Sep 2016 -
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CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities (part 1)
Subscribe to France 24 now: http://f24.my/youtubeEN FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7 http://f24.my/YTliveEN In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) was finally signed last autumn. Once implemented, it will remove 98% of tariffs between Canada and the EU, in everything from industry to agriculture. Our focus on the CETA deal is on one of the most sensitive areas: agriculture, where Canada and the EU have very different priorities. Farmers on both sides of the Atlantic have expressed concern that the deal will upset the delicate balance in their sectors. In this first part of the show, we travel to Canad...
published: 19 Jun 2017 -
El acuerdo CETA explicado en 2 minutos
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published: 21 Jan 2017 -
What is CETA?
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU. The CETA Treaty has taken seven years to negotiate and was almost derailed at the last minute by a small region in Belgium. Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba explains. - Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
published: 30 Oct 2016 -
Foro Abierto - España: el Congreso ratifica el CETA
Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés. El Partido Socialista Obrero Español se ha abstenido con la intención de demostrar que, aunque defiende el comercio multilateral, considera que ese tratado tiene aspectos negativos. Esta crítica postura de los socialistas sienta muy mal al Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy. Desde el Ejecutivo español lamentan que el PSOE se acerque a las tesis de Podemos. Las críticas también han llegado desde varios dirigentes europeos que acusan a Pedro Sánchez de oponerse a la globalización. Más allá del terreno político, varios expertos consideran que la mayor competencia que generan estos acuerdos eleva el desempleo y reduce los salarios. Además con...
published: 30 Jun 2017
CETA - EU and Canada Trade Deal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 07 Jul 2016
- views: 8864
This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representativ...
This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representatives of four companies (BEL, ITA, FRA, GER) who comment on the impact the agreement will have on their business. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/in-focus/ceta/
https://wn.com/Ceta_Eu_And_Canada_Trade_Deal
This video clip contains contributions from Cssr Malmström, Mauro Petriccione, lead EU negotiator with Canada. It also includes contributions from representatives of four companies (BEL, ITA, FRA, GER) who comment on the impact the agreement will have on their business. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/in-focus/ceta/
- published: 07 Jul 2016
- views: 8864
CETA: Lessons from Canada
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:17
- Updated: 13 Apr 2016
- views: 37792
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversi...
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversial deal also known to many as TTIP 1.0.
The video is narrated by Maude Barlow, alternative Nobel Prize recipient and anti-globalization leader. Barlow is also an acclaimed author and chairperson of the Council of Canadians. It is based on her report: Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada.
Video and report links:
English: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-trade-deals
German: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-deutsch
French: http://canadians.org/fr/transatlantique-accords
Spanish: http://canadians.org/transatlantica-espanol
Polish (report only): http://canadians.org/transatlantyckim-polskie
Read more about CETA: http://canadians.org/ceta
Video project by the Council of Canadians in partnership with the European Initiative Stop TTIP
https://wn.com/Ceta_Lessons_From_Canada
This 5-minute handimation video gives a comprehensive background on CETA (the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) -- a controversial deal also known to many as TTIP 1.0.
The video is narrated by Maude Barlow, alternative Nobel Prize recipient and anti-globalization leader. Barlow is also an acclaimed author and chairperson of the Council of Canadians. It is based on her report: Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada.
Video and report links:
English: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-trade-deals
German: http://canadians.org/transatlantic-deutsch
French: http://canadians.org/fr/transatlantique-accords
Spanish: http://canadians.org/transatlantica-espanol
Polish (report only): http://canadians.org/transatlantyckim-polskie
Read more about CETA: http://canadians.org/ceta
Video project by the Council of Canadians in partnership with the European Initiative Stop TTIP
- published: 13 Apr 2016
- views: 37792
CETA: An assault on democracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:23
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 14996
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations:
Companies could sue via t...
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations:
Companies could sue via their Canadian subsidiaries when public policies lead to a reduction of their profits. Private arbitration panels, operating behind closed doors, could award billions in compensation to corporations – to be paid for by taxpayers’ money.
Signing CETA would pave the way for the TTIP agreement between the EU and the US to enter through the back door. Both agreements threaten to weaken existing laws that restrict the use of genetic engineering in agriculture or prevent the contamination of drinking water through fracking. Privatisation of public services would no longer be reversible.
Please help to stop CETA!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
https://wn.com/Ceta_An_Assault_On_Democracy
Should the EU and Canada sign the CETA treaty, it threatens to turn democracy into a pawn in the games of multinational corporations:
Companies could sue via their Canadian subsidiaries when public policies lead to a reduction of their profits. Private arbitration panels, operating behind closed doors, could award billions in compensation to corporations – to be paid for by taxpayers’ money.
Signing CETA would pave the way for the TTIP agreement between the EU and the US to enter through the back door. Both agreements threaten to weaken existing laws that restrict the use of genetic engineering in agriculture or prevent the contamination of drinking water through fracking. Privatisation of public services would no longer be reversible.
Please help to stop CETA!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 14996
CETA – Angriff auf die Demokratie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 05 Sep 2014
- views: 120470
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne:
Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten k...
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne:
Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten können sie gegen unsere Gesetze vorgehen, wenn diese ihre Gewinne schmälern. Konzernnahe Anwälte können dann Milliardenstrafen verhängen, die wir aus Steuergeld begleichen müssen. Mit CETA käme das umstrittene Handelsabkommen TTIP zwischen der EU und den USA durch die Hintertür. So geraten bei uns Gesetze in Gefahr, die Gentechnik auf unseren Feldern verbieten und die Verschmutzung unseres Trinkwassers durch Fracking verhindern. Auch die Privatisierung öffentlicher Dienstleistungen könnte nicht mehr rückgängig gemacht werden.
Helfen Sie, CETA und weitere Abkommen dieser Art zu verhindern!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
https://wn.com/Ceta_–_Angriff_Auf_Die_Demokratie
Wenn die EU und Kanada das CETA-Abkommen abschließen, wird unsere Demokratie zum Spielball internationaler Konzerne:
Mit Klagen vor privaten Schiedsgerichten können sie gegen unsere Gesetze vorgehen, wenn diese ihre Gewinne schmälern. Konzernnahe Anwälte können dann Milliardenstrafen verhängen, die wir aus Steuergeld begleichen müssen. Mit CETA käme das umstrittene Handelsabkommen TTIP zwischen der EU und den USA durch die Hintertür. So geraten bei uns Gesetze in Gefahr, die Gentechnik auf unseren Feldern verbieten und die Verschmutzung unseres Trinkwassers durch Fracking verhindern. Auch die Privatisierung öffentlicher Dienstleistungen könnte nicht mehr rückgängig gemacht werden.
Helfen Sie, CETA und weitere Abkommen dieser Art zu verhindern!
www.campact.de/ceta-stoppen
- published: 05 Sep 2014
- views: 120470
#CETA : 3 minutes pour comprendre une imposture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 20 Sep 2016
- views: 80707
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et...
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et les Etats-Unis), il fait peser de graves menaces sur l’avenir de notre alimentation, de notre santé, du climat et intensifie des risques sur nos démocraties en donnant des pouvoirs démesurés aux multinationales.
Il est temps d’agir en disant NON à ce traité, signez la pétition https://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/petition-contre-le-tafta-et-le-ceta/
Faites connaître cette vidéo en la partageant sur vos réseaux sociaux.
Pour en savoir plus :
Comment les traités transatlantiques CETA et TAFTA menacent nos choix démocratiques :
http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/l-info-en-2-minutes/
http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-lautre-traite-dangereux-qui-menace-notre-democratie
Sondage – Une majorité de Français opposée aux traités CETA et TAFTA : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/sondage-une-majorite-de-francais-opposee-aux-traites-ceta-et-tafta/
CETA et TAFTA : un accord climaticide et anti-démocratique peut en cacher un autre : http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-et-tafta-un-accord-climaticide-et-anti-democratique-peut-en-cacher-un-autre
Le mécanisme de règlement des différends entre investisseurs et Etats : un danger pour nos démocraties : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/en-savoir-plus/larbitrage-des-conflits-dans-le-tafta-et-le-ceta-quesaco/
Fuite TAFTA et CETA le jeu de dupes du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/fuite-tafta-et-ceta-le-jeu-de-dupes-du-gouvernement/
TAFTA et CETA : l’Europe prête à brader le principe de précaution : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/tafta-et-ceta-leurope-prete-a-brader-le-principe-de-precaution/
foodwatch et la Fondation Nicolas Hulot répondent à l’argumentaire de la promotion du CETA par le gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/uploads/tx_abdownloads/files/CETA_Argumentaire_Gouv_Reponses_foodwatch_FNH_juillet_2016_FINAL.pdf
CETA : le double discours du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/ceta-et-tafta-le-double-discours-du-gouvernement/
Pour nous suivre et poser vos questions #CETA #TAFTA sur Facebook « foodwatch France » www.facebook.com/foodwatchFR/ et « @fondationhulot» www.facebook.com/fondationnicolashulot/ mais aussi nos fils twitter en utilisant @foodwatch_fr @fondationhulot
D'autres vidéos en lien avec le sujet : CETA et TAFTA : à quelle sauce allons-nous être mangés ?
On en parle avec Karine Jacquemart, de foodwatch : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80YR40I4AE
On en parle avec Denis Voisin, de la Fondation Nicolas Hulot : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4HVWnDfXZE
https://wn.com/Ceta_3_Minutes_Pour_Comprendre_Une_Imposture
Il y a urgence à stopper le CETA, accord de libre-échange entre l’Europe et le Canada. Porteur des mêmes maux que son cousin le TAFTA (accord entre l’Europe et les Etats-Unis), il fait peser de graves menaces sur l’avenir de notre alimentation, de notre santé, du climat et intensifie des risques sur nos démocraties en donnant des pouvoirs démesurés aux multinationales.
Il est temps d’agir en disant NON à ce traité, signez la pétition https://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/petition-contre-le-tafta-et-le-ceta/
Faites connaître cette vidéo en la partageant sur vos réseaux sociaux.
Pour en savoir plus :
Comment les traités transatlantiques CETA et TAFTA menacent nos choix démocratiques :
http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/l-info-en-2-minutes/
http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-lautre-traite-dangereux-qui-menace-notre-democratie
Sondage – Une majorité de Français opposée aux traités CETA et TAFTA : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/sondage-une-majorite-de-francais-opposee-aux-traites-ceta-et-tafta/
CETA et TAFTA : un accord climaticide et anti-démocratique peut en cacher un autre : http://fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/magazine/ceta-et-tafta-un-accord-climaticide-et-anti-democratique-peut-en-cacher-un-autre
Le mécanisme de règlement des différends entre investisseurs et Etats : un danger pour nos démocraties : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/en-savoir-plus/larbitrage-des-conflits-dans-le-tafta-et-le-ceta-quesaco/
Fuite TAFTA et CETA le jeu de dupes du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/fuite-tafta-et-ceta-le-jeu-de-dupes-du-gouvernement/
TAFTA et CETA : l’Europe prête à brader le principe de précaution : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/s-informer/topics/traites-ceta-et-tafta/actustraitetransatlantique/tafta-et-ceta-leurope-prete-a-brader-le-principe-de-precaution/
foodwatch et la Fondation Nicolas Hulot répondent à l’argumentaire de la promotion du CETA par le gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/uploads/tx_abdownloads/files/CETA_Argumentaire_Gouv_Reponses_foodwatch_FNH_juillet_2016_FINAL.pdf
CETA : le double discours du gouvernement : http://www.foodwatch.org/fr/presse/communiques-de-presse/page-detail-communiques-de-presse/ceta-et-tafta-le-double-discours-du-gouvernement/
Pour nous suivre et poser vos questions #CETA #TAFTA sur Facebook « foodwatch France » www.facebook.com/foodwatchFR/ et « @fondationhulot» www.facebook.com/fondationnicolashulot/ mais aussi nos fils twitter en utilisant @foodwatch_fr @fondationhulot
D'autres vidéos en lien avec le sujet : CETA et TAFTA : à quelle sauce allons-nous être mangés ?
On en parle avec Karine Jacquemart, de foodwatch : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80YR40I4AE
On en parle avec Denis Voisin, de la Fondation Nicolas Hulot : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4HVWnDfXZE
- published: 20 Sep 2016
- views: 80707
IL #CETA! L’ULTIMA TRUFFA DEL GOVERNO GENTILONI
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 03 Jun 2017
- views: 4306
⛔ISCRIVITI AL MIO CANALE✋
⛔ISCRIVITI AL MIO CANALE✋
https://wn.com/Il_Ceta_L’Ultima_Truffa_Del_Governo_Gentiloni
CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities (part 1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:28
- Updated: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 224
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In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) was finally signed last autumn. Once implemented, it will remove 98% of tariffs between Canada and the EU, in everything from industry to agriculture.
Our focus on the CETA deal is on one of the most sensitive areas: agriculture, where Canada and the EU have very different priorities. Farmers on both sides of the Atlantic have expressed concern that the deal will upset the delicate balance in their sectors.
In this first part of the show, we travel to Canada to see how the deal is perceived on the other side of the Atlantic. We interview Canada’s International Trade Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, about what his country hopes to gain.
And in our reports, we meet with both the winners and the losers of the CETA deal: Canadian beef producers, who are delighted with the increased quota; and cheese producers in Quebec, who are worried their market will be flooded with European cheese.
Presented by Eve Irvine.
Produced by Luke Brown and Anaïs Guérard.
Co-financed by the European Commission. This programme reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained.
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In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) was finally signed last autumn. Once implemented, it will remove 98% of tariffs between Canada and the EU, in everything from industry to agriculture.
Our focus on the CETA deal is on one of the most sensitive areas: agriculture, where Canada and the EU have very different priorities. Farmers on both sides of the Atlantic have expressed concern that the deal will upset the delicate balance in their sectors.
In this first part of the show, we travel to Canada to see how the deal is perceived on the other side of the Atlantic. We interview Canada’s International Trade Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, about what his country hopes to gain.
And in our reports, we meet with both the winners and the losers of the CETA deal: Canadian beef producers, who are delighted with the increased quota; and cheese producers in Quebec, who are worried their market will be flooded with European cheese.
Presented by Eve Irvine.
Produced by Luke Brown and Anaïs Guérard.
Co-financed by the European Commission. This programme reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained.
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- published: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 224
El acuerdo CETA explicado en 2 minutos
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 21 Jan 2017
- views: 4451
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- published: 21 Jan 2017
- views: 4451
What is CETA?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:46
- Updated: 30 Oct 2016
- views: 3680
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU.
The CETA Treaty has taken seven years t...
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU.
The CETA Treaty has taken seven years to negotiate and was almost derailed at the last minute by a small region in Belgium.
Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba explains.
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https://wn.com/What_Is_Ceta
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is due to arrive in Brussels on Sunday to sign a delayed trade deal with the EU.
The CETA Treaty has taken seven years to negotiate and was almost derailed at the last minute by a small region in Belgium.
Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba explains.
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- published: 30 Oct 2016
- views: 3680
Foro Abierto - España: el Congreso ratifica el CETA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:03
- Updated: 30 Jun 2017
- views: 58
Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés.
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Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés.
El Partido Socialista Obrero Español se ha abstenido con la intención de demostrar que, aunque defiende el comercio multilateral, considera que ese tratado tiene aspectos negativos.
Esta crítica postura de los socialistas sienta muy mal al Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy. Desde el Ejecutivo español lamentan que el PSOE se acerque a las tesis de Podemos. Las críticas también han llegado desde varios dirigentes europeos que acusan a Pedro Sánchez de oponerse a la globalización.
Más allá del terreno político, varios expertos consideran que la mayor competencia que generan estos acuerdos eleva el desempleo y reduce los salarios. Además con tratados de esta naturaleza se reducen los ingresos de los trabajadores de menor formación y, en general, el de los grupos de población más pobres.
La coalición de más de 330 organizaciones y representantes de la sociedad civil española, que esta misma semana había firmado una carta pidiendo a los grupos parlamentarios que no ratificaran el CETA, ha lamentado la decisión del Congreso. Según destacan, este tratado no está al servicio del interés público.
Elena Sevillano, diputada de Podemos en la Asamblea de Madrid, explica que “este acuerdo (CETA) es una injerencia a la soberanía, no sólo de España sino de todos los países europeos. Se podría haber realizado una consulta previa para someterlo a la voluntad popular”.
Ismael García Gil, sociólogo, considera que “con el CETA vamos a ceder en soberanía, pero ganaremos en el comercio internacional. No podemos tener las dos cosas”.
Miguel Martínez Truchaud, abogado y analista político, opina que “las grandes multinacionales europeas no necesitan el CETA, pues ya están exportando. Son los pequeños productores los que se beneficiarán”.
Ricardo Palomo, catedrático de Economía Financiera, dice que “hay cosas que en un mundo globalizado empiezan a no tener sentido, como la excesiva regulación. Quizá este acuerdo nos abra la vía para la exportación de más productos”.
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Este jueves el Congreso de los Diputados español ha aprobado el tratado comercial entre la Unión Europea y Canadá, conocido como CETA por sus siglas en inglés.
El Partido Socialista Obrero Español se ha abstenido con la intención de demostrar que, aunque defiende el comercio multilateral, considera que ese tratado tiene aspectos negativos.
Esta crítica postura de los socialistas sienta muy mal al Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy. Desde el Ejecutivo español lamentan que el PSOE se acerque a las tesis de Podemos. Las críticas también han llegado desde varios dirigentes europeos que acusan a Pedro Sánchez de oponerse a la globalización.
Más allá del terreno político, varios expertos consideran que la mayor competencia que generan estos acuerdos eleva el desempleo y reduce los salarios. Además con tratados de esta naturaleza se reducen los ingresos de los trabajadores de menor formación y, en general, el de los grupos de población más pobres.
La coalición de más de 330 organizaciones y representantes de la sociedad civil española, que esta misma semana había firmado una carta pidiendo a los grupos parlamentarios que no ratificaran el CETA, ha lamentado la decisión del Congreso. Según destacan, este tratado no está al servicio del interés público.
Elena Sevillano, diputada de Podemos en la Asamblea de Madrid, explica que “este acuerdo (CETA) es una injerencia a la soberanía, no sólo de España sino de todos los países europeos. Se podría haber realizado una consulta previa para someterlo a la voluntad popular”.
Ismael García Gil, sociólogo, considera que “con el CETA vamos a ceder en soberanía, pero ganaremos en el comercio internacional. No podemos tener las dos cosas”.
Miguel Martínez Truchaud, abogado y analista político, opina que “las grandes multinacionales europeas no necesitan el CETA, pues ya están exportando. Son los pequeños productores los que se beneficiarán”.
Ricardo Palomo, catedrático de Economía Financiera, dice que “hay cosas que en un mundo globalizado empiezan a no tener sentido, como la excesiva regulación. Quizá este acuerdo nos abra la vía para la exportación de más productos”.
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Love Is Like Oxygen
Love is like oxygen
You get too much you get too high
Not enough and you're gonna die
Love gets you high
Love is like oxygen
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Time on my side
I got it all
I've heard that pride
Always comes before a fall
There's a rumour goin' round the town
That you don't want me around
I can't shake off my city blues
Every way I turn I lose
Love is like oxygen
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Love is like oxygen
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Time is no healer
If you're not there
Lonely fever
Sad words in the air
Some things are better left unsaid
I'm gonna spend my days in bed
I'll walk the streets at night
To be hidden by the city lights
City lights
Love is like oxygen
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Love is like oxygen
