Legislative reform hits the buffers
Chilean Law No. 19.039 was enacted back in 1991, and since then has undergone three relevant modifications with the goal of adapting our law to the TRIPS Agreement and the relevant free trade agreements (FTAs) signed with the EU and US. Notwithstanding this, there is consensus that Chile has not fulfilled all its obligations under the various international treaties it has signed in the last few decades.
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