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Senior Statespeople
Provided by Yalí Molina Palacios
His practice focuses on Corporate Commercial, Dispute Resolution, Energy Law, Foreign Investment, Telecommunications, Insurance, Mergers and Acquisitions, Bids, Free Trade Zones, Tax Law, Labour, Administrative and Constitutional Law, as well as Civil and Labour Litigation.
Doctorate Degree in Law by Universidad Centroamericana in 1970. Attorney and Public Notary with 47 years of experience. Head Partner at CENTRAL LAW in Nicaragua, leading the Corporate Commercial Department. Former Vice President at AACCLA. Former President at AMCHAM during two consecutive periods (2011 and 2012).
AMCHAM, INTA
Languages: Spanish English.
Nicaragua
Provided by Chambers
Senior statesperson and managing partner Yalí Molina Palacios has solid experience assisting clients with a range of corporate and commercial mandates in Nicaragua.
Provided by Chambers
Yalí Molina Palacios is a well-known name in the sector and has a wealth of experience in the field.
Yalí Molina Palacios is a well-known name in the sector and has a wealth of experience in the field.
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New Regulations for Voluntary Savings and Pension Funds in Nicaragua
This Agreement arises to establish the regulations that will govern the Savings and/or Pension Funds Commission (“the Commission”), as well as the mechanisms for the approval, modification and/or denial of these, to provide them with of an adequate legal framework for its development.
New Regulations for Voluntary Savings and Pension Funds in Nicaragua
This Agreement arises to establish the regulations that will govern the Savings and/or Pension Funds Commission (“the Commission”), as well as the mechanisms for the approval, modification and/or denial of these, to provide them with of an adequate legal framework for its development.
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