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How was taxation regulated in Costa Rica during the colonial period and how have these antecedents influenced the current tax structure?
During the colonial period, taxation in Costa Rica was influenced by Spanish laws that taxed commercial and agricultural activities. These antecedents have influenced the current tax structure by establishing the bases for taxation on production and trade. Although there have been significant changes, the colonial legacy has left its mark on the way taxes are structured today.
Can the landlord demand an increase in the security deposit during the contract in Chile?
The landlord generally cannot require an increase in the security deposit during the lease without the tenant's consent, unless there is a specific clause in the lease that allows it.
How do disciplinary backgrounds affect the participation of Colombian companies in renewable energy development projects in rural areas?
In renewable energy projects in rural areas, disciplinary records can be evaluated to ensure that companies ethically and sustainably contribute to access to clean energy in remote communities.
How are cases of racial discrimination resolved in the workplace in Colombia?
Cases of racial discrimination in the workplace in Colombia are resolved through judicial processes that require the presentation of evidence of discrimination. Affected workers can seek redress, corrective measures, and promote the implementation of policies against racial discrimination.
What is the role of civil society in promoting the integrity and accountability of politically exposed persons in Ecuador?
Civil society plays a crucial role in promoting the integrity and accountability of politically exposed persons in Ecuador. Through organizations, social movements and active citizens, civil society acts as a watchdog and controller of the actions of public officials. Monitors, reports and pressures to ensure that the principles of transparency, ethics and accountability are respected. In addition, civil society promotes citizen participation, civic education and the strengthening of the culture of integrity in society.
What is Costa Rica's policy regarding university education?
Costa Rica has a policy of promoting university education as an engine of development and equity. Public and private universities have been created with quality academic programs. The government provides support for higher education through scholarships and educational credits, promotes scientific and technological research, and seeks to strengthen the link between academia and the productive sector.
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