La UE estudia una respuesta conjunta frente a socios comerciales poco fiables, con Canadá como referencia
Antes de la cumbre UE-Canadá de octubre, Bruselas analiza una asociación más amplia que el CETA, aunque persisten diferencias en servicios financieros.
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La Unión Europea estudia una posible respuesta conjunta frente a socios comerciales considerados poco fiables, tomando como referencia su relación con Canadá, según un informe.
De cara a la cumbre UE-Canadá prevista para octubre, se analiza una asociación que vaya más allá del acuerdo CETA, que actualmente sostiene un intercambio comercial de 130.000 millones de euros anuales entre ambas partes.
Según el reporte, no existe todavía un acuerdo en materia de servicios financieros, y el nuevo estatus de "miembro asociado" que se baraja no cuenta aún con una definición legal.
No se especificaron en el informe los plazos previstos para resolver estas diferencias ni los países que podrían beneficiarse de un estatus similar en el futuro.
Sources
- Canadá, posible respuesta de la UE a los socios comerciales poco fiables — Euronews (Español)
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