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Trying to take back failing privatized public services exposes governments to the risk of being sued for gargantuan amounts by foreign corporations.
Source: New Internationalist
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Trying to take back failing privatized public services exposes governments to the risk of being sued for gargantuan amounts by foreign corporations.
Source: New Internationalist
The parliament has approved on first reading legislation to tighten up privatization and post-privatization oversight. “The bill’s stated goal is to increase public control over the privatization of certain companies of great importance for Bulgarian economy. Deals on such companies or their assets will have to be approved by the Parliament.”
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