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Another Small Emerging Economy Just Dealt Another Big Blow to the Global ISDS System

Ecuador was one of the first countries to reject international investment arbitration, over 15 years ago. Its new ultra neo-liberal government just tried to reverse that. Voters refused to let it

By: Nakedcapitalism.com

May 20 2024
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Ecuador was one of the first countries to reject international investment arbitration, back in 2008. Its new ultra neo-liberal government just tried to reverse that. Voters refused to let it. As we … [+15193 chars]

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