Post pandemic: A good time to make Human Rights a priority
In recognition of the 72nd anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights. From crises there are always lessons to be learned. The covid-19 pandemic showed that in complex times and...
Is it a crime to meet in quarantine?
In the last few days, we have seen news about the arrest of people for congregating in enclosed areas to hold parties or meetings, known in the press as "Corona Parties", which...
Cryptocurrencies: a solution to the Covid-19 pandemic?
Cryptocurrencies reduce contact with cash and avoid visits to banks. Their use as a currency for exchanging goods or services has turned them into one of the most...
Medical certificate of having passed COVID-19, is it legal to ask for it?
In some countries, especially in Europe, confinement has given way to a reduction in the number of cases of infection by the virus, following the practice of social distancing, in these places...
The performance of criminal law during the pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed all economic, social and professional patterns. There is not a routine or procedure that has not been affected in this situation,...
Measures to stop Covid-19 must guarantee Human Rights
Maintaining constitutionality and fundamental guarantees when taking measures to prevent the spread of Covid -19 disease has been one of the great challenges in all countries...
Gender-based violence increases during the pandemic and triggers alarms.
The pandemic situation caused by the Covid-19 emergency has changed all social and economic dynamics around the world. Nothing has been...
Covid-19 lawsuit against China: Is it fair?
At ALAN ALDANA & ABOGADOS, we believe that in the face of this worldwide tragedy, strong legal measures must be taken in order to contribute and avoid future recurrence...
Guide for humanitarian assistance with COVID-19: Venezuela Program
Last Thursday, April 16, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, published a guide to the...
Venezuelan Judicial Power took measures against quarantine
In a resolution, the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) suspended the dispatch of courts in Venezuela during the quarantine period established by the national government, from Monday...