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What protections exist for the right to non-slavery in Costa Rica?
The right to non-slavery in Costa Rica implies protection against any form of slavery, human trafficking, servitude and forced labor. Slavery in all its forms is prohibited and measures are promoted to prevent and combat human trafficking and labor exploitation.
Are regular audits carried out on the entities in charge of background checks in Panama to ensure compliance with regulations and avoid sanctions?
Yes, regular audits are carried out that assess compliance with regulations, identify potential areas for improvement and help prevent non-compliance that could result in sanctions.
What is the Annual Tax Return in Chile?
The Annual Tax Declaration is a form that taxpayers in Chile must submit to the Internal Revenue Service (SII) to report their income, expenses, deductions and other relevant financial data. This declaration is used to calculate the taxes payable.
What are the rights of parents in cases of separation or divorce in Panama?
In Panama, parents have rights over custody, visits and participation in decision-making about their children, always seeking the benefit of the minor and complying with the obligations established by law.
What is Ecuador's approach to recovering assets related to corruption cases linked to PEP?
Ecuador's approach to the recovery of assets related to corruption cases linked to PEP is based on international cooperation and the application of specific laws. Collaboration with other countries is sought to track and recover assets abroad. At the national level, legal measures and judicial processes are applied to confiscate assets derived from corruption. The effectiveness of this approach is continually evaluated to adapt strategies based on changing dynamics.
What are the specific challenges that Venezuela faces in the fight against money laundering?
Venezuela faces a series of challenges in the fight against money laundering. These include widespread corruption in public institutions, lack of transparency in the financial sector, weakness of control and supervision systems, lack of resources for effective investigations and prosecution, and political and economic instability that makes the implementation of robust anti-money laundering measures.
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