En la firma de los TBI no se tomó en cuenta el riesgo que asumía Ecuador, concluyó comisión

En la firma de los Tratados Bilaterales de Inversiones (TBI) suscritos principalmente en la década de los 90, no hubo proceso de negociación y en la mayoría de los casos ni siquiera se dio un debate legislativo previo a su aprobación, concluyó una comisión especial que auditó a estos instrumentos internacionales.

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