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The government of Entre Ríos is moving forward with a labor reform to end the litigation industry in the province

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The government of Entre Ríos, led by Governor Rogelio Frigerio, has announced plans to submit a labor reform proposal aimed at modifying the provincial Code of Labor Procedure. The stated objective of this initiative is to reduce litigation and curb what the administration characterizes as the industry of lawsuits within the province.

Separately, the Argentine Congress is moving to finalize the treatment of the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). Although the treaty was signed in the previous century and received Senate approval in 1998, the current legislative focus involves reaching a committee decision that incorporates changes favorable to local laboratories.

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Infobae (Labor Reform) Focuses on provincial executive efforts to reduce labor litigation.
Infobae (Patent Treaty) Focuses on legislative progress regarding international intellectual property agreements.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR ↗
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