Key TTIP vote postponed by the European Parliament at the last minute

The European Parliament has failed to pass a resolution in support of ongoing Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations. MEPs had been due to vote on 10 June, but the vote was called off. The lack of any vote means the European Commission is denied a mandate from parliament on TTIP. The vote on TTIP would have been the first on the trade deal for the current parliament, which was elected in 2014.

Read the response of some S2B members :

AITEC | Postponed TTIP vote, the Parliament’s failure strips the treaty of any legitimacy  (in French)

CNCD.11.11.11 | TTIP vote postponed at the European Parliament, the inside story (in French)

Global Justice Now | Key TTIP vote postponed by the European Parliament at the last minute and The great TTIP debate that never was

PowerShift | Civil society pressure works : the European Parliament postpones the TTIP resolution (in German)

War on Want | European Parliament fails to pass TTIP resolution