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What is the Tax on Alcohol Products in Chile and how is it applied?
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How is ethics guaranteed when contracting environmental consulting services for sustainable development projects in Ecuador?
Ethics in the hiring of environmental consulting services for sustainable development projects in Ecuador is guaranteed through the selection of consultants with experience and knowledge in sustainable environmental practices, the review of previous reports on environmental impact and the active participation of experts in the decision making. Environmental consulting contractors must be committed to preserving the natural environment.
How is an embargo notified and communicated to the debtor in Bolivia?
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How is the crime of feminicide treated in the context of gender violence in Ecuador?
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How is the president of Brazil elected?
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