Following the experience of the previous six years, ACP Legal is pleased to inform that a new edition of the International Seminar on Private International Law has been confirmed by professors José Carlos Fernandez Rozas and Pedro A. de Miguel Asensio. For this seventh edition, the organizers have opted for a model like the previous editions, combining a general approach, which makes it possible to reflect on recent developments and future prospects in various fields of private international law...

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In the continuation of the recent meetings of Miami, Hugo Ramirez Risk, President of ACP Legal Dominican Chapter, met at the Secretariat General of CARICOM in Georgetown, Guyana, with the Hon. David Hales, Secretariat Programme Manager External Economic & Trade Relations, and Hon. Branford Isaacs, Adviser to the Secretary-General, -HE Ambassador Irwin LaRocque-, on the Implementation of the Economic Partnership Agreement CARIFORUM-EU, Head of Unit, and Trade in Goods Specialist, among severa...

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The Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (FUNGLODE) invited ACP Legal for a lecture untitled ?Bi-regional relations, European Union-Latin America & the Caribbean, Prospects and Opportunities? by PhD. Benita Ferrero-Waldner, President of the Foundation European Union - Latin America and the Caribbean (EU-LAC Foundation). Ms. Ferrero-Waldner is a Doctor of Law from the Paris-Lodron-University of Salzburg (PLUS, Austria) and Honorary Doctor of the Lebanese American University (Beirut...

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The XXII Ibero American Summit will take place on November 16th and 17th, in Cadiz, Spain, with a particular focus on economic growth policies to reduce poverty, promote equality of opportunity and encourage job creation. The theme of the summit will be ?a renewed relationship in the Bicentennial of the Constitution of Cadiz? document dating back to 1812 and whose principles were key to the emancipation of Latin American nations. The conclave will be preceded by a series of sectorial meetings wi...

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The prestigious National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), with more than 250,000 students, and a wonderful city built in 1950, -a UNESCO World Heritage Site-, through its Institute for Legal Research (IIJ) as part of its Mexican Yearbook of International Law Seminar (SAMDI), urged the legal community and many invited Latin American universities from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela to discuss issues of regional integration: environmental law, in p...

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