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Can foreigners residing in the Dominican Republic vote in local and national elections if they have a Dominican identity card?
In the Dominican Republic, resident foreigners who have obtained a Dominican identity card can vote in local elections, but not in national elections. Electoral legislation allows foreigners with ID cards to vote in municipal elections and other local processes, but not in national elections for positions such as president and deputies. The Dominican identity card allows them to participate at the local level and in community life
What is the importance of public education provided by the State on family rights and responsibilities in Panama?
Public education provided by the State on family rights and responsibilities in Panama is of great importance. This includes the integration of topics related to family law in educational programs to inform the population about their rights and duties in family matters, promoting legal awareness from early stages.
What rights do third parties interested in assets seized in Panama have?
Third parties interested in assets seized in Panama have the right to present objections and defend their rights before the court. They can argue that your assets should not be included in the seizure and provide evidence of your rightful ownership or interest in those assets.
Is there any special program for highly qualified Ecuadorian professionals who wish to work in Spain?
Yes, there is the "Blue Card" program for highly qualified professionals. A job offer and certain qualification criteria are required.
What is the difference between a pledge of movable and immovable property in Brazil?
The pledge of movable property in Brazil is constituted over movable property, such as vehicles or machinery, while the pledge of real estate is constituted over real estate, such as land or buildings.
What is the Latin American Financial Action Group (GAFILAT) and what is its relationship with Ecuador in the fight against money laundering?
The Latin American Financial Action Group (GAFILAT) is a regional organization that promotes the implementation of measures to prevent and combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism in Latin America. Ecuador is a member of GAFILAT and has worked closely with the organization to strengthen its legal framework, implement good practices and improve international cooperation in the fight against money laundering.
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