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Can the exercise of fundamental rights be limited in Costa Rica?
Yes, the exercise of fundamental rights may be limited in certain circumstances established by law. These limitations must be proportional, necessary and justified in a democratic society, and cannot affect the very essence of the rights.
What is the security situation in prisons and detention centers in Honduras?
Detention centers in Honduras face problems of overcrowding, violence, corruption and lack of resources to guarantee decent living conditions for inmates. Reforming the prison system and promoting alternatives to prison are important to improve the safety and human rights of people deprived of their liberty.
What is the most common identification document in Mexico?
The most common identification document in Mexico is the Voting Credential, issued by the National Electoral Institute (INE).
What is the legal framework that regulates disciplinary records in Costa Rica and how has it evolved over time?
The legal framework that regulates disciplinary records in Costa Rica is established mainly in the General Law of Public Administration, the General Law of Financial and Budgetary Administration, and other specific regulations according to the nature of the institution. Over time, it has evolved to strengthen transparency and accountability, establishing clearer disciplinary procedures and more robust oversight mechanisms to ensure the ethical and responsible behavior of public officials.
How is the participation of Ecuadorian companies in international projects regulated to avoid money laundering?
Ecuador regulates the participation of Ecuadorian companies in international projects to prevent money laundering. Additional controls are established in international commercial transactions, due diligence is required and collaboration is carried out with international organizations to prevent misuse of the financial system in global contexts.
How is due diligence addressed in offshore wind farm development projects on the Colombian coast, considering marine sustainability, environmental impact assessment and the participation of local fishing communities?
In offshore wind farm projects off the Colombian coast, due diligence involves assessing marine sustainability, carrying out comprehensive environmental impact assessments and encouraging the active participation of local fishing communities. This ensures that offshore wind energy generation is sustainable and respectful of communities and the marine environment.
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