If that is the case then the contracts and business disputes can be settled in the court systems that already exist. Under Mexican Law foreign companies must incorporate as a Mexican entity and have in the constitutive act a "clausula calvo" which states that the entity is solely Mexican and under Mexican jurisdiction. Having a set arbitration board with the force of law would be a system that violates national sovereignty.
For arbitration there are many private companies that specialize in that and no NAU monopoly is needed for this.
Agreed. NAFTA has screwed royally families and livelihoods on both sides of the border.
Yes I have! They are many times better than American avocados. There are even some small ones with smooth thin peels that can be eaten like apples that a friend of mine brought to BC from Michoacan.
I was referring to Mabe appliances. Those are inexpensive and have good quality for about anything. But I agree that some of the other Mexican brands aren't that great. Mabe even has rights to put the GE label on some of their models.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mabe_Mexico
"Mabe is a global company which designs, produces, and distributes appliances to more than 70 countries around the world. The company was incorporated in 1946 in Mexico City."
Mexican carriers allege billions in damages in Notice of Arbitration
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