Judicial Debt Collection in Peru: Legal Framework and Procedures
Debt recovery through judicial means in Peru is governed by a structured legal process that aims to protect both creditors’ rights and debtors’ guarantees. Creditors, whether individuals or legal entities, have access to several judicial mechanisms depending on the nature, amount, and enforceability of the debt. This article outlines the key aspects of judicial […]
Establishing a Foreign Company Branch in Peru: Legal Framework and Procedure
Peru stands out in Latin America for its stable legal and economic environment, offering foreign companies favorable conditions to establish branches and operate locally. The process of setting up a branch (sucursal) is governed by the Peruvian General Corporations Law (Law No. 26887), and while it is administratively structured, it requires strict compliance with legal […]
Inti Raymi as an Expression of Intangible Cultural Heritage: Legal Recognition and Protection in the Peruvian Legal System
By Juan Arana I. Introduction The recognition and protection of traditional cultural expressions are obligations of the Peruvian State under its Constitution, international treaties, and domestic legislation. Among these expressions, the Inti Raymi—an ancestral ceremony of solar worship—stands out as part of the living cultural legacy of the Andean peoples. This article analyzes the […]
Corporate Ethics and Effective Legal Assistance: Keys to Building an Ethical and Sustainable Business Culture
By Juan Arana Executive Summary In the current context of corporate criminal liability and increasing regulatory demands, promoting a strong ethical culture and implementing an effective compliance system have become strategic imperatives for businesses. This article analyzes the foundational role of the code of ethics, risk assessment, and proactive legal counsel in fostering an organizational […]
Corporate Culture and Ethical Compliance in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil
Abstract Corporate culture in Latin America faces unique challenges in the realms of ethical compliance and regulatory adherence. This article presents a comparative analysis of the current state of corporate culture in Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, emphasizing structural, regulatory, and cultural factors that influence its development. Special attention is given to the role of […]
The Future Pact and the 2030 Agenda: A Legal Analysis from the Perspective of Peruvian Constitutional Law and International Law
The “Pact of the Future,” a concept grounded in the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, represents a collective international commitment to fostering a sustainable, equitable, and inclusive future. For Peru, a state committed to both constitutional democracy and international cooperation, the 2030 Agenda offers a framework that integrates national constitutional principles with international […]
Memes and Intellectual Property: Creative Freedom or Legal Barrier?
In the digital age, memes have become an omnipresent form of communication, combining images, texts, and videos to convey humorous or satirical ideas. However, this popularity has raised significant legal questions regarding intellectual property, particularly concerning copyright. Definition and Types of Memes A meme is generally an image, GIF, or video modified with text or […]
Detention at an Airport Due to an Interpol Red Notice: What You Need to Know
Traveling internationally can be an exciting experience, but it also comes with certain risks, especially if you find yourself in a complex legal situation. One of the most serious scenarios a traveler can face is detention at an airport due to an Interpol Red Notice. In this article, we will explore what an Interpol Red […]
Dark Patterns in Online Shopping Processes:An Analysis from Consumer Law
Introduction In the digital age, online shopping has become a common and convenient practice for consumers. However, not all online shopping experiences are transparent and fair. There are practices called “dark patterns” that manipulate users into making decisions that do not necessarily benefit their interests. This article addresses these dark patterns from a legal perspective, […]
Enforcement of an American Judgment in Peru: The Exequatur Process
Introduction Enforcing a foreign judgment in a different jurisdiction is a complex and nuanced process that involves navigating both international and domestic legal frameworks. In the context of enforcing an American judgment in Peru, this process is known as “exequatur.” As a lawyer specializing in international judicial cooperation, I will elucidate the intricacies involved in […]