GUATEMALA
HOW TO TERMINATE AN EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT WITH JUST CAUSE WITHOUT EMPLOYER LIABILITY?
In Guatemala, firing a worker with just cause is a legal act supported by articles 76 and 77 of the Labor Code; therefore, employers have the power to terminate the employment relationship without the obligation to pay compensation for length of service... (keep reading)
  EL SALVADOR
THE DETERMINATIVE PROCEDURE FOR MUNICIPAL TAXES
The municipal tax regulation establishes that the municipal authorities have among their powers, those related to the control, verification, audit and payment of tax obligations in charge of the taxpayers... (keep reading)
  HONDURAS
NEW ENERGY LAW
In response to the Constitution of the Republic, the State of Honduras has the duty to provide access to electricity in equality and equity to the entire population, ensuring economic and social well-being... (keep reading)
  NICARAGUA
NEW REGULATION APPLICABLE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
On May 6, 2022, Law number 1115 The “General Law for the Regulation and Control of Non-Profit Organizations” (“Law No. 1115”) entered into force, becoming the new applicable legal framework for Non-Profit Organizations... (keep reading)
 

COSTA RICA
THE GASTRONOMIC INDUSTRY AND THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The gastronomic industry is currently a highly competitive market, with a wide capacity for innovation and development. It could be said that this industry is integrated, not only by the literal preparation of dishes at a culinary level... (keep reading)

 

PANAMA
ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE
In Panama, Law No. 45 of 2007, and its regulations, Executive Decree No. 8A of 2009, constitute the main regulatory bodies that aim to ensure the process of free competition and antitrust. Its provisions seek to eradicate the absolute and relative monopolistic practices... (keep reading)

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