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18:35 (31/03/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
By Tim Hepher and Andrew Callus GENEVA (Reuters) - Planemaker Boeing received at least $5.3 billion of banned U.S. subsidies, the World Trade Organization said on Thursday in a dispute that shows no signs of an end to bitter...

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18:32 (25/03/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
By Andrew Callus GENEVA (Reuters) - Seal pelt exporter Canada won the right on Friday to have its grievance against a European Union import ban heard through the World Trade Organization's (WTO) court system. The issue, which centers on...

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05:21 (14/03/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will issue a second batch of rare earth export quotas later this year, but the total volume for 2011 has yet to be decided, the China Securities Journal said, citing Chinese commerce minister Chen Deming....

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22:17 (23/02/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
By Allan Dowd VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Canada is concerned about possible European import restrictions on crude from its vast oil sands, but a fight over the industry's emissions will not have an impact on trade talks with the European Union,...

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11:20 (16/02/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will shake-up its rare earths sector over the next five years, Premier Wen Jiabao said on Wednesday, as the country steps up controls over the production of the vital metals that have worried importers. China,...

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17:24 (11/02/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
By Randall Palmer OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada asked the World Trade Organization on Friday to set up a panel to resolve its dispute with the European Union over the EU's ban on trade in seal products, Fisheries Minister Gail Shea...

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15:34 (11/02/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will ask the World Trade Organization to set up a formal dispute resolution panel to address the European Union's ban on trade of seal products, Canadian Fisheries Minister Gail Shea said on Friday. The European...

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18:18 (03/02/11) Fuente: eleconomista.es
By Charlie Dunmore BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments could ban the cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops to maintain public order in the face of popular opposition to the technology, the bloc's executive said in a draft document....

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