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Another setback for controversial university rector - Vimarsana News

Another setback for controversial university rector

Nov 18, 2022 - The Third Chamber of Administrative and Labor Litigation of the Supreme (CSJ) provisionally suspended an Agreement of the General University Council of the

Credito Real Body-Checks Mexican And US Insolvency Laws – Will US Court Strike Back? - Insolvency/Bankruptcy - Vimarsana News

Credito Real Body-Checks Mexican And US Insolvency Laws – Will US Court Strike Back? - Insolvency/Bankruptcy

Facing financial difficulties arising from allegations of financial reporting shortcomings and deteriorating market conditions, and in the wake of crumbling discussions...

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Dominican Republic: A court cannot rule out a hearing record for being in a simple copy. - Vimarsana News

Dominican Republic: A court cannot rule out a hearing record for being in a simple copy.

The Third Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice states that labor matters are characterized by the absence of formalities and freedom of evidence…

State granted appeal in four-year Soho war - Vimarsana News

State granted appeal in four-year Soho war

Sept 15, 2022 - The State has just scored a point in the battle declared by the merchant Abdul Waked Fares against the National Bank of Panama (BNP), from which it claims com

CHR Court rules against Costa Rica, receives complaint from Uruguay - Vimarsana News

CHR Court rules against Costa Rica, receives complaint from Uruguay

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) has condemned Costa Rica for acts committed in 2005 in violation of the right to freedom of thought and expression against reporters Ronald Moya Chacón and Freddy Parrales Chaves.