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: International Trade Law NewsCanada Imposes Restrictions on Zimbabwe
By Douglas Jacobson
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In response to the recent events in Zimbabwe, the Government of Canada announced today that it will immediately put in place a series of measures to severely restrict its relationship with the Government of Zimbabwe. These measures include: Imposing restrictions on travel, work and study on senior...This is a summary of the article. Click on the above link or visit www.tradelawnews.com to read the entire article.
Full post as published by International Trade Law News on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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