[Deuda-QdQ] [urgente - firmas] carta abierta contra Tratado UE-a Canadá antes del 18 Sept.

Tom Kucharz - Ecologistas en Acción agroecologia en ecologistasenaccion.org
Mar Sep 15 15:11:16 CEST 2015


Estimadas/os compañeras/os:

Se buscan firmas de organizaciones, plataformas y redes para una carta
contra la firma al tratado de comercio e inversión entre UE y Canadá
(CETA), igual de peligroso que el TTIP.

Confirmen su firma antes del 18 de septiembre a "Michel Cermak" <
Michel.Cermak en cncd.be>

Gracias por vuestro apoyo.

Abrazos,

Ecologistas en Acción
---------- Mensaje reenviado ----------
De: "Michel Cermak" <Michel.Cermak en cncd.be>
Fecha: sep 14, 2015 5:00 p. m.
Asunto: [CETA] [Sign and send] Will our governments sign the first
Transtlantic Treaty soon? - Open Letter to sign before 18 Sept. - A call to
action on CETA for 25 September
Para: "canada-eu-ceta en googlegroups.com" <canada-eu-ceta en googlegroups.com>, "
stopttip-eci en listen.jpberlin.de" <stopttip-eci en listen.jpberlin.de>, "
us-eu-ttip en lists.riseup.net" <us-eu-ttip en lists.riseup.net>
Cc:

(Hi fellows. As discussed with many of you in July, here is a call for all
> organization already mobilized on TTIP (or not yet) to target this next
> important step: the risk of our governments signing the first transatlantic
> treaty – CETA – in the next months. Please consider signing this open
> letter, sending it to your government -alone or with a national/local
> coalition- and forward it to organisations and movements who could be
> interested to join.
>
> We welcome that our friends in Canada are planning similar and
> complementary actions around the 25th September. Sorry for cross-posting.)
>
>
> A call to action on CETA
>
> *This call to action was written by several organisations involved in
> European campaign against TTIP and CETA, following the July 2015 civil
> society strategy meeting.*
>
> TTIP could hit you sooner than you think
>
> through a backdoor called „CETA“
>
> While TTIP will still be negotiated for a year or two, it could soon hit
> us via “CETA” <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd_WQ21iKI8>. Now is the
> moment to stop it.
>
>
>
> CETA is an agreement negotiated between the EU and Canada, it would be the
> first so called “new generation trade deal.” Concluded a year ago, on
> September 25 2014, the agreement *has never been formally signed*. The
> deal could be presented any moment to EU Member States for signatures: *we
> must prevent our governments from signing it.*
>
>
>
> CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) has been negotiated
> for five years between two rich trade blocs, the EU and Canada. It targets
> standards and regulations as obstacles to trade and aims at lowering them
> and stalling future progress. If public interest decisions affect their
> profits, US companies could already sue European Member States for millions
> of dollars through their Canadian subsidiaries, as CETA would be the first
> EU treaty containing a so called *“Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement”* (ISDS)
> arbitration mechanism. This means that all efforts and debates surrounding
>  ISDS <https://www.foeeurope.org/isds> in TTIP would have been in vain if
> CETA is allowed to go through. And ISDS is just one of the many dodgy
> mechanisms in CETA that would set a dangerous precedent to TTIP
> <https://stop-ttip.org/what-is-the-problem-ttip-ceta/> (others include
> risks of downwards harmonisation of standards and democratic freeze trough
>  regulatory cooperation
> <https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_mHgv8IiPV-SnZDOFVvRmpJZ28> and negative
> lists <http://www.epsu.org/IMG/pdf/Conference_report_14_11_13.pdf> deregulation),
> thereby setting a dangerous precedent to TTIP. (See this new short
> briefing paper
> <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/2015-09-01-CETA-briefing.pdf>
>  to know more about the content of CETA)
>
>
>
> Based on available information, it is possible that *CETA could be signed
> by each of the 28 European governments before the end of 2015* to be then
> approved by the Council and by the European Parliament as early as spring
> 2016. Once approved by the Parliament CETA could be already ‘provisionally
> implemented’; this although it hasn’t been voted on by Member States’
> parliaments. That’s why we cannot wait to act until CETA’s national
> ratification stage, *we must stop it now!*
>
>
>
> *Let’s increase public knowledge and political pressure against CETA:*
>
> Last year during an EU-Canada summit on 25-26 September CETA negotiations
> were declared concluded and the 1600 pages of text were published
> <http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2014/september/tradoc_152806.pdf>.
> One year on, on 25 September 2015, we want to dedicate the day to CETA and
> launch our efforts to stop it!
>
>
>
> *Let your government know that you know about CETA*
>
> 1 – Sign an *open letter <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/ceta-open-letter/>*
> and send it to your national and European policymakers on 25 September..
> Feel free to translate and adapt it. You can send it to your national,
> regional and EU members of Parliament(s) and to your Government(s) together
> with your allies in your country. You have until 18 September to sign it,
> by filling this form <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/sign-ceta-letter>.
>
> 2 – Publish a *press release* *and tweet/ blog and facebook *about CETA
> Share your letter with citizens and the media by imbedding it into a press
> release. Consider tweeting policymakers to ask them if they will act to
> stop CETA and encourage your social media communities to also send the open
> letter as well as share it onwards. Consider tweeting policymakers to ask
> them if they will act to stop CETA and encourage your social media
> communities to also send the open letter as well as share it onwards, e.g.
> using an image like this
> <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/CETA-banner.jpg> (you
> can find an editable version of it here
> <https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_mHgv8IiPV-ODU2NWRINnZOcGc> and
> translate it or adapt it).
> 3 – Take part in the the international days of action
> <https://www.trade4people.org/> *“Trade 4 people”* from 10 to 17 October,
> with the message“To stop TTIP, let’s stop CETA”. Several movements are
> already planning mobilisations to stop TTIP and CETA on that week. Please
> join in, organise a local mobilization and think of creating actions,
> banners and messages related to CETA and/or CETA and TTIP! You can also do
> a smaller symbolic action on the 25 September to build up for the October
> actions. Examples of actions planned and material are available on
> www.trade4people.org
>
>
>
> *The more people know about CETA, the less they will accept it!*
>
> Further tools that you may find useful :
>
> §  A short video <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd_WQ21iKI8> explaining
> clearly how CETA could affect all of us. It is available in English and
> German <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrXbXGBwd_I> for now. If you
> would like to translate it into *your own language(s), you can add
> subtitles to it yourself or contact Campact <strasser en campact.de> who had
> this video produced, to see how a full translation of the video is
> possible.*
>
> §  A list of existing campaign tools and analysis papers on CETA
> <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/issues/eus-free-trade-agreements/ceta-material/>
> .
> <http://www.s2bnetwork.org/issues/eus-free-trade-agreements/ceta-material/>
>  Don’t hesitate to translate/adapt those tools and add links to your
> version in the open list. On that page you can also find a list of
> speakers <https://decentworkbe.titanpad.com/19> to invite to a CETA
> focused conference/ debate / action or info event, and identify additional
> needs you may identify in terms of analysis and campaigning tools ;
>
> §  Join the *week of activities on investment and CETA,* November 9 to 14
> in Brussels. More information to come ;
>
> §  Ask your local authority declare itself *“TTIP and CETA free”*? If
> it’s already TTIP free, ask for a “CETA free” local motion to be voted as
> well. You can find here a map of the existing TTIP/CETA free territories
> in Europe <https://ttip-free-zones.attac.org/> and tools to help you
> start this process. It is a really useful local mobilization tool, to raise
> awareness amongst citizens, local politicians and inside political parties
> and governments.
>
> §  Last but no least when writing, communicating or talking about ‘stop
> TTIP’ *please include ‘and CETA’!*
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Find this call to action online at :
> http://www.s2bnetwork.org/ceta-action/
>
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