This newsletter reports on the activities of the OECD Regional Centre for Competition in Latin America. Published twice a year, it shares regional experiences and recent developments from the economies in the Latin American and Caribbean region.

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December 2020 Newsletter - OECD Regional Centre for Competition in Latin America

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Issue 2 - December 2020 | Spanish version

In this issue:

• Centre activities and programme
• Interview with Mr. Alexandre Barreto de Souza, president of CADE in Brazil
• Updates on regional projects
• Guest Expert: A Note on Screens’ Worldwide Adoption and Successes by Rosa Abrantes-Metz
• Brazil: New Investigation Techniques to Fighting Cartels – the “Brain Project”
• Costa Rica: Update and perspectives of the new leniency programme in Costa Rica
• El Salvador: Leniency and compliance: the interdisciplinary nexus
• Mexico: COFECE’s view of ex-officio investigations in strategic markets
• Caribbean: The Efficacy of Leniency Programs in Small Economies– a view from the Caribbean

June 2020 Newsletter - OECD Regional Centre for Competition in Latin America

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Issue 1 - June 2020

In this issue: 

• Centre activities and programme
• Interview with Mr. Ivo Gagliuffi Piercechi
• Updates on regional projects
• OECD: Challenges and opportunities for competition authorities arising from Covid-19 crisis
• OECD: Market Study Process - Example of the UK Credit Card Market
• Argentina: Credit Card Market Study - Findings, Recommendations and Impact
• Brazil: Advocacy initiatives through CADE’s Cahiers – 10 market studies in 6 years
• Mexico: Advocating for pro-competitive regulation in the Notarial services market
• Peru: From drafting to implementation of Indecopi’s Guidelines in Public Procurement
• Trinidad and Tobago: Advocacy efforts that pushed for the new Competition Law