On February 2 of this year, the Bolivian government approved Executive Order No. 4872, regarding the “Plurinational Policy to Fight Corruption” (the “Policy”).
The objective of the Policy is to strengthen the fight against corruption based on, among others: 1) digitized public management; 2) development and implementation of risk management systems; and 3) management of complaints that are measurable and comparable to obtain results of impact, to optimize the prevention mechanisms.

2016 was a historic year in the fight against climate change. 196 countries including the European Union, which are parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, also known as the UNFCCC, met in Paris to agree on a set of principles about how to curb greenhouse gas emissions and cope with climate change. This milestone was called the Paris Agreement.

A Compliance Program is a tool used by organizations or commercial entities to prevent and detect possible prohibited conduct that could generate civil, administrative, or criminal liability for the organization or its representatives.