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How can Guatemalan companies adapt their due diligence programs to address environmental and social risks in their international operations?
Adaptation involves incorporating environmental and social criteria into due diligence processes, working with partners who share sustainable values, and meeting international standards that address these concerns.
What is the position of the Dominican Republic regarding embargoes imposed for ideological or political reasons?
The position of the Dominican Republic in relation to embargoes imposed for ideological or political reasons can be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The country tends to favor dialogue, negotiation and the search for peaceful solutions instead of extreme measures such as embargoes. The Dominican Republic can advocate for the promotion of respect for sovereignty and human rights in international relations.
What have been the measures taken to mitigate the social impact of the embargo in Costa Rica?
Aware of the social implications of the embargo, Costa Rican authorities have implemented various measures to mitigate its impact. These measures include support programs aimed at affected sectors, economic development initiatives in vulnerable areas and the promotion of social policies aimed at providing support to affected communities. The idea is to not only address the economic consequences, but also address emerging social needs.
Are there information exchange programs between El Salvador and other countries to strengthen the monitoring of PEP transactions internationally?
Yes, El Salvador participates in information exchange programs to improve the detection and monitoring of PEP financial transactions internationally.
What is the participation of the State in Paraguay in public education about the importance of maintaining updated and accurate disciplinary records?
The State in Paraguay can be involved in educational campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining accurate disciplinary records, promoting transparency and accountability.
What are the legal and contractual implications of the "CIF Delivery" clause in a sales contract in Peru?
The "CIF Delivery" (Cost, Insurance, Freight) clause in a sales contract in Peru indicates that the seller is responsible for delivering the merchandise to the agreed port of destination, including the cost of freight and marine insurance. From the moment the merchandise is loaded on the ship, the buyer assumes the additional risks and costs. The CIF clause involves agreeing on insurance and delivery terms in the contract, as well as customs regulations related to the import.
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