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CIAR Global | 24-Nov-2020
La Corporación Nacional del Cobre chilena (Codelco) ha notificado a Ecuador su intención de acudir a arbitraje si no se cumplen los acuerdos por parte de la Empresa Nacional Minera de Ecuador, Enami EP, relacionados con el proyecto minero Llurimagua
Business Korea | 24-Nov-2020
Lone Star Funds, which is in litigation against the South Korean government at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, suggested US$870 million as a concession.
Premium Times | 23-Nov-2020
The groups said they are concerned about the ICSID’s long-standing failure to promulgate clear rules for addressing cases where corruption has been alleged.
keywords:
actions | resistance ,
energy ,
investment | BITs ,
investor-state disputes | ISDS ,
Netherlands ,
Nigeria
Le Temps | 20-Nov-2020
Lorsque leurs intérêts sont lésés à l’étranger, les multinationales n’hésitent pas à porter plainte et réclamer des réparations. Glencore, Holcim, Philip Morris, SGS et d’autres ont fait appel à une plateforme créée par la Banque mondiale
CCSI | 18-Nov-2020
CCSI hosted an online discussion with George Kahale on issues surrounding valuation in ISDS disputes, which has become the most dangerous aspect of ISDS.
keywords:
investor-state disputes | ISDS
Technology’s Legal Edge | 18-Nov-2020
There is evidence that high levels of activity in the telecommunications sector are leading to an associated increase in telecoms-related disputes.
keywords:
investor-state disputes | ISDS ,
telecommunications
Global Arbitration News | 18-Nov-2020
The district court determined that granting the stay pending the decision of the ICSID annulment committee was proper in this case.
Foreign investors harmed by trade measures may find relief by bringing investment arbitration claims
JDsupra | 16-Nov-2020
Vento’s claims ultimately failed on the merits because Vento could not show irregularities in the Mexican tax authority’s treatment of its investment.
El Ciudadano | 13-Nov-2020
Los tratados de libre comercio nos condenan a producir y exportar en forma permanente cobre, frutas, maderas y otros pocos recursos naturales con escaso grado de manufacturación, y adquirir en los países socios los bienes manufacturados de más alta tecnología y productividad, lo cual inhibe su producción local.
La República | 12-Nov-2020
La empresa inició conversaciones con el Estado peruano para tratar de resolver las sanciones que fueron impuestas a la compañía. De no llegar a un acuerdo, el caso sería revisado por la CIADI.
