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Trade rules threaten workers’ rights and public services

May 16, 2018
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“Miles de panameños en peligro, a causa del TISA”, denuncia un diputado en el pleno de la Asamblea Nacional

sep 05, 2017
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How TiSA could be used to entrench corporate rule in the Trump era

Jul 05, 2017
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New Publication: Uruguay’s exit from TISA: alliances, campaigns and assessments

Jun 30, 2017
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New reports warn of TiSA threat to Public Banks and SOEs

Apr 25, 2017
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Centrais brasileiras criam grupo sindical contra o TISA

Feb 13, 2017
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Com o apoio da Internacional de Serviços Públicos (ISP), centrais brasileiras criaram, no dia 2 de fevereiro, um grupo sindical contra o Acordo sobre o Comércio de Serviços (TISA, na sigla em inglês). Participaram do encontro representantes da Central Única dos Trabalhadores (CUT), União Geral dos Trabalhadores (UGT) e Confederação dos Servidores Públicos (CSPB)/Nova Central.