When Multinationals Attack Nation States

The documentary examines widespread demonstrations in Europe against the CETA agreement between the European Union and Canada. It highlights a specific clause that permits multinationals to challenge government decisions that they believe threaten their profits.

The film investigates the impact of this legal framework on countries like Germany and Peru, as well as issues related to pollution and environmental degradation in places like the Amazon rainforest. It sheds light on the often-hidden world of international arbitration and its consequences for national sovereignty.

Featuring Anna Flori-Lamour, this documentary is a crucial watch for those interested in the intersection of corporate power and government policy. Its exploration of these themes makes it relevant for collectors focused on contemporary socio-economic issues.