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Data Privacy Laws in Latin America: An Overview

Aug 102015
 
 August 10, 2015  Posted by Dissent Laws, Non-U.S.

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Camila Tobón has written a good overview about Data Privacy Laws in Latin America. The  article from the ABA International Law News, vol. 44, n.2 covers the status of latin american developments in the field of data protection.

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