10.06.10

ACTA – October 2010 – As Text

Posted in Intellectual Monopoly at 9:08 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

Summary: Latest ACTA text, now in HTML format

ACTA came out just minutes ago after enormous public pressure. Here is it as HTML or PDF. █

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We’ve already noted that the EU Parliament has rejected the secrecy around ACTA, but the EU Commission (which is negotiating the agreement) has more or less ignored them. Now, with reports coming out saying the agreement being close to done, EU Parliament members are speaking out against ACTA.
What exactly mexican senators voted? Read on: #ACTA

On tuesday october 5th, Mexican Senate took the first step to take Mexico out of ACTA by voting through a non-binding point of agreement that makes a strong call to reject any type of international policy fabricated behind closed doors, at least in Mexico.

The Senate voted unanimously in favor of the resolution promoted by Senator Carlos Sotelo from the PRD party. Some Senators took the stand to support this initiative as they were tweeting their reasons to support this resolution.

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