WikiLeaks Releases More TPP Agreement Documents
WikiLeaks released more documents that it says come from the ongoing negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, marking the second time the group has released documents related to the negotiations (see 13111323). The "secret TPP documents" show "the state of negotiations…
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as the twelve TPP countries began supposedly final negotiations at a trade ministers’ meeting in Singapore this week," it said. According to WikiLeaks, one of the documents describes work by the U.S. to get other countries to adopt U.S. stances, while the other document lists, "country-by-country, the many areas of disagreement remaining." The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative did not immediately return a request for comment on the authenticity of the released documents.