Rock Products Magazine - International Panel Rules Mexico Violated NAFTA in Vulcan Materials Dispute
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The World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) ordered Mexico to pay about $15.9 million more interest after determining that the Government had not provided Vulcan’s investments in Mexico.
Mexico Breached NAFTA in Vulcan Materials Dispute, ICSID Finds
Mexico violated its obligations under the North American Free Trade Agreement in its treatment of Vulcan Materials Co.’s limestone operations, according to an international arbitration ruling that undercuts the government’s earlier portrayal of the decision as a victory.
September 10/Cancún, Q. Roo.- The Arbitral Tribunal that settled the dispute between Legacy Vulcan LLC and the government of Mexico over the Calica case determined that the Mexican State violated the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) “by not granting fair and equitable treatment” to the investments of the United States ...
Rock Products Magazine - International Panel Rules Mexico Violated NAFTA in Vulcan Materials Dispute
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Tribunal published its decision confirming that the Government of Mexico violated international law through its arbitrary and unfair treatment of Vulcan Materials Co. and its investments in Quintana Roo. The decision directly contradicts Mexico’s attempts to portray its actions as legitimate environmental enforcement. The Tribunal declared Mexico’s counterclaims of environme…
An international court found that Mexico failed to comply with its obligations under NAFTA and caused financial damage to Vulcan Materials. The publication Mexico will pay nearly $16 million to Vulcan Materials after a ruling by the international tribunal appeared first in the CEO.
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