Ireland, Canada, and the Comprehensive Economic & Trade Agreement

Update: 2021-04-13

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The controversial trade deal known as CETA or the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement has become an issue in the Irish government recently. Many are questioning the impact ratifying this deal would have in Ireland. Barry Finnegan, a senior lecturer at Griffith College discusses the problems with the Investor Court System in CETA.

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Ireland, Canada, and the Comprehensive Economic & Trade Agreement

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Ireland, Canada, and the Comprehensive Economic & Trade Agreement