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Free Trade Informer
The Truth about NAFTA with Korea
A U.S. perspective on the proposed USA- Korea FTANAFTA: Ten Years of Broken Promises – the Teamsters view
Free Trade Activists Links
- ARENA (NZ)
- Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network (Au)
- bilaterals.org (US)
- Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (NZ)
- Citizens Trade Campaign (US)
- Focus on the Global South (Thailand)
- Jane Kelsey TPP–FTA website
- Keep Our Ports Public
- NZ Council of Trade Unions TPPA site (NZ)
- NZN4S on FaceBook
- Pacific Network on Globalisation
- Public Citizen (US)
- The Trans-Pacific Partnership Digest (NZ)
- TPP Watch ‘Taihoa on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Deal’ (NZ)
- Watchblog Aotearoa
Tag Archives: Free trade
Labor unions rally at Grant Park
. Hundreds of Chicago-area labor leaders and activists gathered in Grant Park Monday to rally and march for more jobs. Organizers said they want to ”prevent a new NAFTA.” Chicago labor unions say a looming free trade agreement, the “Trans … Continue reading
TPPA represents the great New Zealand sell-out
A well attended meeting, held last Wendesday night in Wellington, was told that the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) equated to the ‘great New Zealand sell-out” The 130+ people attending the forum, hosted by the Wellington based TPPA Action Group, … Continue reading
TPP – 21st century agreement or 19th century?
A second round of negotiations towards the Transpacific Partnership Trade Agreement (TPPTA) will open next week in San Francisco. New Zealand is one of eight parties along with the US, Australia, Singapore, Chile, Peru, Brunei and Vietnam, and others may join.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership: New Zealand jumping onto a sinking ship
Talks started in Melbourne today for the US, Australia, Peru and Vietnam to join an expanded Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership (TPP, currently comprising NZ, Chile, Brunei, and Singapore, known as the P4 Agreement), with November 2011, when the US hosts APEC, as the target to seal the deal. This will be used as the backdoor means to secure a US/NZ Free Trade Agreement. Already the Americans have said that they see this as more than a mere free trade deal but as a vehicle for broader Asia/Pacific economic integration, which has enormous political implications. Alarm bells should be loudly sounding.
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Tagged APEC, fair trade, Free trade, Overseas Investment Act, P4, Trans Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership
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