CLEAN : New protest against TTIP in Hanover

The transcript discusses the potential dangers of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) to democracy, highlighting concerns about international companies gaining the right to sue states, which could undermine consumer rights, employee rights, and environmental protection laws. It also raises issues about genetically modified products entering the European market through TTIP, which is opposed by many. The transcript concludes by emphasizing that TTIP primarily serves corporate interests rather than citizens, leading to widespread protests in Germany, the US, and across Europe.

What is one of the main concerns about international companies under TTIP?

• They will reduce the influence of big corporations.

• They might enhance local economies.

• They will increase environmental protection.

• They could sue states, affecting consumer and employee rights.

Why is there strong opposition to genetically modified products in Europe?

• They are believed to be healthier.

• They are likely to be banned in the US.

• They are seen as a threat to traditional farming.

• They are expected to be more expensive.

What is a potential consequence of TTIP regarding genetically modified products?

• They will be less popular.

• They will be more regulated.

• They might gain access to the European market.

• They will be banned in Europe.

Who primarily benefits from TTIP according to the transcript?

• Local farmers

• Large corporations

• Small businesses

• Environmental groups

What has been a common reaction in Europe and the US to TTIP?

• Celebrations of TTIP's benefits

• Increased support for TTIP

• Indifference towards TTIP

• Widespread protests