According to the FMLC paper, “they are usually the subject of interpretative disagreement, are not legally binding, do not benefit from any binding dispute-resolution mechanisms, and do not prevent national authorities from acting unilaterally.”
Según el documento del FMLC, "suelen ser objeto de desacuerdo interpretativo, no son legalmente vinculantes, no se benefician de los mecanismos de resolución de disputas vinculantes y no impiden que las autoridades nacionales actúen unilateralmente".