Romania, where some members of parliament have threatened to block parts of the deal, is angry that Canada, like the US, requires visas for Romanian citizens. Meanwhile, many politicians in Wallonia have raised concerns that the deal could allow foreign investors to undermine local standards for public services and the environment.
Ce mercredi soir, la Wallonie joue le grain de sable dans les rouages de l’accord commercial entre l’Europe et le Canada. A l’exception du MR, tous les partis s’y opposent. PS, cdH et Écolo ont d’ailleurs poussé ensemble une motion qui invite le...