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EU-USA: Civil society call for full transparency in EU-US trade negotiations

20 May 2014

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"More than 250 civil society organisations and networks have today called on the European Commission to open up the EU-US trade negotiations for public scrutiny. The fifth round of negotiations on a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) begins today in Washington amid growing frustration at the secrecy of the process. Corporate Europe Observatory is one of the groups endorsing the call for openness."

See the full text: Civil society call for full transparency in EU-US trade negotiations (Corporate Observatory Europe, link).

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