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The 2021 Peru presidential election and frontrunner Pedro Castillo's proposals related to foreign investment and international arbitration are examined in this news article by GAR. Counsel Pablo Mori's perspective is included, as he warns "that Castillo's planned mining sector reforms - forcing investors to hand over more of their profits to the government - could result in more arbitrations against the state."

Peruvian attorney and arbitration law expert, GST LLP's Pablo Mori shares his analysis with Gestión regarding two proposals presented by Peruvian presidential candidate Pedro Castillo and their probable adverse effects on the Peruvian community.

Counsel Pablo Mori was a guest speaker for the virtual panel: "Double Hatting in Peru? Insights from the Peruvian Arbitration Community."

He was joined by Alfredo Bullard, Elena Gutiérrez García de Cortázar, Fernando Cantuarias and Catherine Rogers. The issue of double hatting has been framed in the words of Phillippe Sands, "as to whether a lawyer can perform the activity of counsel in the morning arguing a position and then act as arbitrator in the afternoon deciding the same legal issue."