Review of the xiv Conference on Economic Criminal Law
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The fourteenth Conference on Economic Criminal Law was held on September 20, 2022, in the central auditorium of the University of Ibagué. The session was held with the Law program of the University of Tolima. The event focused on crimes against intellectual and industrial property, a relevant topic in current Criminal Law.
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