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The '''Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement''' is a planned pseudo-free trade agreement between [[Canada]] and the [[European Union]]. If enforced it would undermine social, [[conservationist]] and capitalist standards. It is similar to [[TTIP]] and [[TPP (treaty)|TPP]] which became annihilated by U.S. President [[Donald Trump|Trump]]. Currently, parts of CETA are planned to come into force on September 22, 2017. All [[Liberal]]s support CETA (even those who pretend to be CETA-critical) while true [[conservative]]s oppose CETA and TTIP.
 
The '''Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement''' is a planned pseudo-free trade agreement between [[Canada]] and the [[European Union]]. If enforced it would undermine social, [[conservationist]] and capitalist standards. It is similar to [[TTIP]] and [[TPP (treaty)|TPP]] which became annihilated by U.S. President [[Donald Trump|Trump]]. Currently, parts of CETA are planned to come into force on September 22, 2017. All [[Liberal]]s support CETA (even those who pretend to be CETA-critical) while true [[conservative]]s oppose CETA and TTIP.
  
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Latest revision as of 20:20, August 2, 2017

The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement is a planned pseudo-free trade agreement between Canada and the European Union. If enforced it would undermine social, conservationist and capitalist standards. It is similar to TTIP and TPP which became annihilated by U.S. President Trump. Currently, parts of CETA are planned to come into force on September 22, 2017. All Liberals support CETA (even those who pretend to be CETA-critical) while true conservatives oppose CETA and TTIP.