Sistema Regional de Información
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This article proposes to evaluate the scope generated by the communication of signs as a legitimate, valid and formal communication medium, which must be recognized in favor of the deaf community throughout the Peruvian territory. In this sense, the complementarity of rights of a constitutional nature applicable to the judicial, procedural and communicative field must be evaluated in a special and humane way, since the deaf community has been attended in an equivalent way to a normal person in the process of a process judicial, generating a limiting condition because in most of the Superior Courts of Justice of the country they do not have official interpreters in this communication mechanism. The proposal to evaluate the scope of communication as a means of expression in the participation and accessibility of rights in the judicial sphere allows to detail that in the cases in which the participation of a person with hearing or oral communication limitations is registered, the participation of a person who serves as an interpreter must be considered equivalent to the provisions of subsection 19 of Article 2 of the Constitution and Article 8 of the American Convention on Human Rights.

This essay deals with the thesis of the protection of indirect expropriations of national investors, invoking the equal treatment —with the advantages, rights and guarantees of the foreign investor— established in article 63 of the Peruvian Constitution. Our goal is to make explicit the reasons why is it now possible to go forward in the procedural protection of the national investor against cases of indirect expropriation, by using arbitration instead of the amparo process for that purpose. This other procedural protection derives from the Bilateral Investment Treaties and Free Trade Agreements that provides for national or international investment arbitration. Given that this arbitration procedure arises from a legal source, the national investor, under the principle of equality of treatment of the foreign investor is also entitled to use it.

The author analyzes the importance of remembering the existence of interests within the family as a basis to resolve the various conflicts that may occur within the framework of family relationships and even to face the legal gaps that may exist in the regulations that regulate these relationships relatives, as it considers that a systematic interpretation of the specialized norm should be applied, respecting the particularity of Family Law, leaving behind the thought that everything should be resolved only by observing criteria applicable to general norms of Civil Law. This issue is approached from the decision adopted by a majority in the eighth eighth plenary session civil which determined that the non-intervention of both spouses in the provision of a social good is null.

As a part of the political reform promoted by the government of Matín Vizcarra, it was proposed the reform of Parliamentary Immunity, because it is an institutional prerogative criticized. Attending to the popular pressure, in july 2020 the Parliament approved in the first vote the removal of parliamentary immunity of the members of the parliament and other officials. To make effective the removal of parliamentary immunity it requires a second vote, that will take place in 2021. In that way, the purpose of this article is to analyze if the removal of this constitutional guarantee is the best decision for our constitutional democracy.

In our society, adequate relevance is not taken for what should be a palpitating concern that grows every day. We refer to sexual abuse being understood as that situation in which the person and specifically their privacy are violated, making them sensitive in all possible aspects. This scenario is really unfortunate for those who live it. It is nothing new to find, once again, women inmersed in statistics that explain the amount of abuse against them. It should be noted that minors are one of the vulnerable groups that tend to be linked to this type of action that falls into a serious criminal offense.

In this article, a presentation will be made of the legal institution of the conversion of the null legal business in the different European and Latin American legal systems, such as the civil legal systems of Germany, France and Italy for Europe and the civil legal systems of Argentina, Chile and Brazil for Latin America, the presentation of this institute in these systems will be theoretical-normative. The conversion of the null legal business is an institution that is not regulated in Peru, however, in other countries it has a wide doctrinal development, being regulated in different civil codes that we can classify as cutting edge. What is proposed in this article once this institution has been presented in different foreign realities, is the regulation of the conversion into the Peruvian civil code, based on the existence of yesterday's guidelines and intentions that today would protect this proposal.

Faced with the pressing situation that developed the viral disease better known as COVID-19, it served to highlight the lack of labor regulation in Mexico as an occupational disease for providers of services in the Health Sector. Method: Qualitative Research, through the analysis of scientific publications, which address the issue worldwide, the issue of contagion by Covid-19 in health care personnel. Results: The investigations that deal with the issue of Covid-19 and the personnel of the health sector, focus on the mental situation of the worker, being counted the investigations that deal in depth with the legal and labor situation of the workers in the health service. Conclusion: The lack of regulation of Covid-19 disease, as an occupational disease in the table of occupational diseases indicated in article 513 of the Federal Labor Law, leaves workers in the Health Sector unprotected.

The implications of the prohibition of the principle of opportunity in Cases of Crimes of culpable peculation , is a research type applied to seek Give a proposed solution in relation to a prohibitory rule of the Criminal Procedure Code that seriously affects our judicial system Generating load procedure in Our public institutions and by preventing payment of civil damages so fast, way is I get to know scientifically important information about the procedural burden on Crimes of Corruption of public Officials and even more so on the speed of the payment of Civil repairs State a favor , very alarming being generated numbers for various factors mentioned in this thesis

Important precision of differences between multilevel business, corresponding to network marketing and financial pyramid; both boosted by the speed of social networks globally, to determine the existence of a criminal offense in each case. A review is proposed from the point of view of the user at a general level regarding the competencies of public bodies in which they could - or not - generate an impact; our second point of view is regarding the company itself and the need for responsibility, ethics and transparency; and finally our third point of view is from the Peruvian regulator.

The mass media are increasingly presenting cases of athletes who resort to doping as a way to gain an advantage in sports competitions. This occurs in the vast majority of times due to the increasingly high salaries and the sums that companies invest in advertising for image concept. Nobody wants to be second. Only worth first. The glory is only written by the victors. As a counterpart we did not stop being alarmed, when we appreciated how those whom we had as impeccable champions were later seen as cheating mud idols who, by an unexpected discovery, deservedly ceased to pay homage.