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A real estate dispute in Medellin (photo) is the latest case against Colombia at The World Bank’s ISCID. Colombia is now the second-worst Latin America country in terms of number of cases. (Photo: Colombian Government)
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Arbitration: Colombia, Peru Cases Soar


Colombia, Peru the new “bad boys” at The World Bank’s ICSID.

BY JOACHIM BAMRUD

Just as Peru is seeing growing investor uncertainty amidst a dramatic u-turn on the $1.3 billion Tia Maria copper project and a clash over government plans to move up elections, new Latinvex research shows that the South American country has become one of the leaders in pending cases at The World Bank’s International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).

In fact, the number of cases jumped to nine from only three a year ago, making Peru the third-highest country in ICSID cases in Latin America and the one that saw the strongest increase in ICSID case from 2018 to 2019.

All in all, there are now ...

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Keywords: Arbitration & Litigation, Arent Fox, Argentina, Colombia, Conoco, Covington & Burling, Curtis, Dechert, Freshfields, Gibson Dunn, ICSID, Jones Day, Mayer Brown, Mexico, Peru, Quinn Emanuel, Venezuela, White & Case

 

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