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Embezzlement of public funds in Guatemala can be punishable by prison. The legislation seeks to prevent and punish the misuse or misappropriation of public resources, protecting transparency and legality in public administration.
What are the government institutions in charge of supervising and ensuring compliance with regulations related to due diligence in Panama?
The Financial Analysis Unit (UAF) in Panama is the entity in charge of supervising and guaranteeing compliance with regulations related to due diligence. It also participates in the development of policies and strategies to prevent and detect illegal activities.
What is the process to form a new political party in Costa Rica?
To form a new political party in Costa Rica, a series of legal requirements established by the Supreme Election Tribunal must be met. This includes submitting a formal application, collecting a minimum number of supporting signatures, developing a bylaw, and holding a charter meeting.
What are the regulations in Paraguay related to workplace safety, and what are the obligations of companies in terms of providing safe and healthy work environments?
Law No. 5036/13 "On Public Function" and Law No. 6,074/18 "On Safety and Health at Work" are relevant regulations for safety at work in Paraguay. Companies have the responsibility of providing safe and healthy work environments, implementing measures to prevent occupational risks and promoting occupational health. Complying with these regulations contributes to protecting the integrity of workers and guarantees compliance with safety standards in Paraguay.
What is the tax treatment for investments in startups in Brazil?
Brazil Investments in startups in Brazil can receive favorable tax treatment through programs such as "Inovar-Auto" and the "Program to Support Innovation in Companies." These programs offer tax incentives, tax relief, and financing to stimulate investment in startups and foster innovation.
What is the economic situation like in Honduras?
Honduras' economy is largely based on agriculture, trade and services, but faces challenges such as poverty, unemployment and inequality. The country has sought to diversify its economy, promoting sectors such as tourism and manufacturing, but still faces obstacles to sustainable economic development.
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