ISDS Case Map
Central America
South Korea and a group of Central American countries have tentatively signed a free trade agreement.
South Korea reached an agreement with six Central American countries on a free trade deal, which is expected to pave wider ways for Asia's fourth-largest economy to tap deeply into the continent.
South Korea kicks off another round of free trade negotiations with six Central American countries in Seoul.
The TPP threatens to extend the most draconian feature of the contemporary free trade model: private corporation’s ability to sue sovereign nations.
The leaders of South Korea and Costa Rica agreed Wednesday to strive for an early conclusion of free trade negotiations between the Asian nation and six Central American countries
South Korea plans to strengthen intellectual property rights and competition laws in order to help its domestic firms push into the Central American markets.
South Korea will hold a fresh round of negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) with six Central American countries.
It’s clear that the free-trade panacea promised by policymakers, especially its most enthusiastic cheerleaders has not come to pass.
If sealed, Korea will be the first Asian country to have an FTA with the six Central American countries -- Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama -- giving Korean products an edge over rival exporters like Japan and China.
South Korea will soon announce the start of negotiations for free trade agreements with Ecuador and six Central American countries as part of a plan to expand its presence in the region, the government said Wednesday.
