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Financial Spread Trading The Council of Canadians and the Polaris Institute, in association with the International Forum on Globalization, have released a new report on the WTO and the FTAA. The report, Making the Links: A Peoples' Guide to the WTO and the FTAA, reflects an international perspective on the dangers of these agreements to the peoples of the Americas and the world. A Spanish version will be available in the upcoming weeks.

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Betting Exchange Spread "From September 10-14, 2003, the 5th Ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO) will take place in Cancun, Mexico. There, the 146 member countries of the WTO will intensify negotiations to complete the Doha Development Agenda, which was launched at the 4th Ministerial meeting of the WTO in Doha, Qatar, in November 2001.

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Advanced Commodity Spread Much rides on the success or failure of this meeting. The stakes are huge. Powerful governments and their business communities are seeking a major liberalization of services, agriculture and intellectual property rights as well as bold new initiatives on investment, competition and government procurement. WTO leaders the European Union and the United States have set the end of 2004 as the final deadline to conclude this round of negotiations. The pressure on smaller countries and reluctant governments in Cancun to sign the deal will be intense.

Online Spread Betting Two months after Cancun, from November 20-21, 2003, the 8th Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) Trade Ministerial will be held in Miami, Florida. There, the 34 member countries of the Western Hemisphere (except Cuba) will be putting what they hope will be the final touches on a far-reaching free trade and investment regime, dramatically extending both the scope and size of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement). Like the Doha Round of the WTO, the FTAA is scheduled to be signed by the heads of state by the end of 2004, and then sent to each nations capital for ratification in 2005. For the peoples of the Western Hemisphere, the double impact of the new rules of the WTO and the newly minted FTAA will be profound. The FTAA will contain the worst of the WTO, including a wide-ranging services agreement based on the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), as well as the investment provisions of NAFTA, which allow corporations to sue governments through legally binding trade tribunals. Combining these two powers into one agreement will give unequalled new rights to the transnational corporations of the hemisphere to compete for and even challenge every publicly-funded service of its governments, including health care, education, social security, culture and water.

Stock Spread Trading Both deals contain new provisions on competition policy, government procurement, market access, and investment that could remove the ability of all the governments of the Americas (except Cuba) to create or maintain laws, standards, and regulations to protect the health, safety, and well-being of their citizens and the environment they share. And as they are drafted now, neither agreement contains safeguards to protect workers, human rights, social security or health and environmental standards."

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