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Doha collapses (the trade round, not the city) - by frog
“There is no use beating around the bush, this meeting has collapsed, members have simply not been able to bridge their differences,” the World Trade Organization’s Director-General Pascal Lamy told journalists. And the reason being given for the collapse of this seven year long set of trade negotiaions is India and the USA’s failure to [...] read moreJuly 30, 2008 8:58 am - 7 Comments
