Guatemala Could Push Back EU AgreementIf the European Union does not make more flexible its postures, Guatemala would request Central America to push back the signature of the agreement.Thursday, April 15, 2010
Economy Minister Rubén Morales stated that if the country does not receive more benefits than the current Generalized Preference System (SGP-plus), Guatemala could recommend against signing the agreement. Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Guatemala Manages Entry into Force of EU AgreementOctober 2013 The country will ask the European Union to discuss the geographical designations in parallel so that the agreement can enter into force in December. Panama Recovers SGP Plus with EuropeJune 2010 Starting on July 1st, Panama will once again enjoy preferential tariff access to the European market, after losing this benefit on 2008, for failing to renew it on time. Companies on the Isthmus demand that their interests be attended to by the EUAugust 2008 Central American businessmen say that "there are still strategic interests in the region that have not been dealt with by European negotiators." Europe improves its offer on tariffs for Central AmericaJuly 2008 In negotiations on an association agreement with Central America, the European Union has improved its offer by proposing to increase the number of products that will enter Europe under the enhanced Generalized System of Preferences (GSP Plus).
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