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A centralized registry can be established to facilitate the identification of related entities participating in public contracts, improving the efficiency and transparency of the process.
How does KYC affect fintech and other emerging companies in the Colombian financial sector?
Fintech companies in Colombia must comply with KYC regulations, although they can adopt innovative approaches, such as blockchain technology, to improve the efficiency of the process. Collaboration with established financial institutions and understanding specific regulations are essential for success in this environment.
What incentives exist for companies that report fraudulent practices by other contractors in Peru?
Companies that report fraudulent practices by other contractors in Peru may receive [details on incentives, such as legal protection, favorable considerations in bidding processes]. These incentives promote collaboration in the prevention of irregularities.
How is equity and non-discrimination ensured in the selection of private companies for public contracts in Paraguay?
Measures can be implemented to ensure equity and prevent discrimination in the selection process of private companies for public contracts in Paraguay, promoting fair competition.
What is the role of civil society in monitoring Politically Exposed Persons in Colombia?
Civil society plays a fundamental role in monitoring Politically Exposed Persons in Colombia. Through non-governmental organizations, social movements and committed citizens, supervision of the actions of public officials is carried out. Civil society can report acts of corruption, promote transparency and accountability, and lobby for corruption to be investigated and punished. Furthermore, citizen participation contributes to strengthening democracy and building a more just and equitable society.
What is the process for removing a politically exposed person in Argentina if they are involved in serious crimes?
The process of removing a politically exposed person in Argentina if they are involved in serious crimes involves a series of stages. First, an investigation and collection of evidence must be carried out to prove their responsibility in the crimes. Then, a request for immunity is presented to the National Congress, which evaluates the evidence and decides whether the removal of the jurisdiction is appropriate. If so, an ordinary criminal trial begins to determine guilt and apply the corresponding sanctions.
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