We have not determined what those measures might be. A union organization does not tell its government that this or that point is missing.
We note that we are put before a fait accompli. The agreement cannot be modified at this time. It is a take-it-or-leave-it deal, it can only be ratified or rejected.
As for the arbitration mechanisms, we see that there are no recourse mechanisms. Commercial interests are the only thing taken into account. All of the other elements that are important to us, such as the rights of workers, human rights and the environment, are of no moment compared to the strictly commercial interests of the multinationals that may consider themselves threatened by political decisions that could be made.
That is the main problem in our opinion. That is why in the face of all this we think that there is no other option: our position is that you must not ratify the agreement.