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What is the process for electing the president of Ecuador?
The election of the president of Ecuador is carried out by popular vote in general elections held every four years. Ecuadorian citizens over 18 years of age have the right to vote. In the electoral process, citizens elect the president and vice president of the Republic in the same formula. The candidate who obtains the absolute majority of valid votes (50% plus one) or, failing that, the one who obtains the relative majority in the second electoral round, is proclaimed president-elect.
What measures can a debtor take to avoid an embargo in Colombia?
A debtor in Colombia can take several steps to avoid a seizure, such as negotiating with the creditor, establishing payment agreements, seeking financial advice, and in some cases, requesting debt restructuring through available legal mechanisms.
What is the difference between an author and an accomplice under Guatemalan law?
The fundamental difference lies in the execution of the crime. The perpetrator carries out the criminal act directly, while the accomplice collaborates in some way in the commission of the crime without carrying out the main act. Both may be criminally responsible.
Can you indicate the name of your last participation in a wellness and healthy living fair in Ecuador?
My last participation in a wellness and healthy living fair was at [Name of fair] during [Date of participation].
How are risks related to waste management and environmental sustainability addressed in companies in the manufacturing sector in Peru?
In companies in the manufacturing sector in Peru, due diligence in waste management and environmental sustainability involves reviewing waste management practices, compliance with environmental regulations and recycling programs. Sustainable production processes, measures to reduce waste, and the company's contribution to the circular economy are analyzed.
What is the situation of Argentina's participation in international organizations?
Argentina actively participates in numerous international organizations, including the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The country contributes with its voice and vote in debates and decisions on global issues, such as sustainable development, human rights, international security and economic cooperation.
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