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Los primeros problemas que se perfilan en Costa Rica, es sobre la recopilación y transmisión de datos de las protectoras de crédito. Pues su uso se ha vuelto muy común, no solo ya para las entidades financieras, sino también por bufetes, servicios de recursos humanos, servicios de factoreo, etc.  No vamos a negar la importancia social y económica que tienen las protectoras de crédito para desplegar esta información (claro esta que no solo reportan su puntaje crediticio, sino también direcciones, números de teléfonos, antiguos trabajos y sus respectivos salarios, entre otros). Pues proteger el mercado es de interés para todos y más en una economía como la que estamos en este momento.

Sin embargo, que pasa cuando estas protectoras de crédito actúan a la libre?

Nuestra situación dista mucho de la de , , donde ya cuentan con una ley de protección de datos, es decir un control a priori, que protege a los titulares de la información.

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My new book about the legal regime of Credit Reporting in Latin America has just been published in Argentina. You can find more information about the book, including an index, my introduction and the prologue from the Vicepresident of the Supreme Court of Argentina

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Los fabricantes de dispositivos canadian nexium deberán informar a los consumidores las medidas para proteger la privacidad de la información en comunicaciones wireless a partir del primero de octubre de 2007.

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“News about data protection in Latin America”:http://www.dataprotectionlaws.com.ar/blog/

*First Semester – January-July 2006*canadian nexium July 4th, 2006 | canadian nexium | canadian nexium , , |

*The Right to Privacy*canadian nexium May 30th, 2006 | canadian nexium | canadian nexium , , |

*ANTEPROYECTO LEY DE ORGANICA DE PROTECCIÓN DE DATOS PERSONALES*canadian nexium May 26th, 2006 | canadian nexium | canadian nexium , , |

*First Spam decision in Latin America*

On April 7, 2006 a federal judge from the City of Buenos Aires (Argentina) issued the “first decision in a spam case”:http://www.habeasdata.org/spam. Plaintiffs Gustavo Daniel Tanus and “Pablo Andres Palazzi”:http://www.habeasdata.org/pablopalazzi sued a spammer under the new data protection law of Argentina.

In their complaint the two plaintiffs argued that “section 27 of the 2000 Argentine Data Protection Law”:http://www.habeasdata.org/Argentine_Data_Protection_Act gives them a right to opt out, which the spammer did not comply with when they asked to be removed from the database (They demanded that their email be deleted from the database).

In November 2003, the judge issued an injunction, declaring that during the process the defendant should refrain from sending plaintiffs additional e-mails. The injunction also forbade the transfer of the plaintiffs emails to third parties. His decision was based on “the data protection law”:http://www.habeasdata.org/Argentine_Data_Protection_Act, “section 1, 2, 5, 11 and 27″:http://www.habeasdata.org/Argentine_Data_Protection_Act.

This month the judge issued the final decision, ordering the defendants to stop dealing with, in any way, the personal data of the plaintiffs and delete their personal information. The decision confirmed that the sending of spam infringed the plaintiff* ´s privacy and data protection rights.

Spam is starting to be regulated throughout Latin America. Recently, bills were introduced in Congress in Brazil, “Argentina”:http://www.habeasdata.org/Argentine_Data_Protection_Act and Chile,and there is already a special law in Peru.canadian nexium May 23rd, 2006 | canadian nexium | canadian nexium , , , |

*Public Voice Roundtable Consumers and Privacy in South America*
April 16, 2004

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Organized by
the Electronic Privacy Information Center
Consumers International (Oficina para América latina y el Caribe)
the Instituto de Derecho del Consumidor del Colegio Público de Abogados de la Capital Federal
the “Foro de Habeas Data”:http://www.habeasdata.org/

*Conference Information*

*Objectives*
Promote the dialogue between South American consumer protection organizations, experts in consumer and privacy law and government data protection agencies.

*Location*

Colegio Público de Abogados de la Capital Federal
Corrientes 1441 -“ Ciudad de Buenos Aires – Argentina

*Agenda*
April 14, 2004 version (Spanish) (English).

*Speakers*
April 14, 2004 version.

Reference documents
Workshop report
Antonino Serra, “Datos privados, preocupación pública,” (pdf) Consumidores y Desarrollo, pp. 21-22 (Consumers International, Enero-Abril 2004).
Speakers Presentations
Liliana Svartz’s presentation, Consumidores y Privacidad
Katitza Rodriguez’s presentation, Entrenamientos en seguridad y privacidad informática realizados por Privaterra en el Perú (pdf) (slide show)
Gabriel Martinez Medrano, Argentina: Empresas de Riesgo Crediticio, Habeas Data y Derechos del Consumidor (pdf)
Pablo Palazzi, Obtención de datos personales en relaciones de consumo (consecuencias para usuarios y consumidores desde el punto de vista del derecho a la privacidad y la protección de datos personales) (pdf)
Eduardo Mercovich, presentation
Reference Materials
EPIC & Privacy International, Privacy and Human Rights 2003:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Peru
United States of America
Privaterra’s work in Peru: Privacy and Secure Communication to Human Rights NGOs and Journalists in Peru: Project Overview (pdf)
Privaterra’s Guides on Information security and data privacy; Guí­as sobre seguridad y privacidad de la información
Prof. Antonio Aveleyra, The Communication of Personal Data Messages in Mexico (country report) (pdf document in Spanish) (pdf document in English)
Argentina’s Personal Data Protection Act of October 2000 (Act 25.326). (More links to legislative documents)

OECD & APEC Privacy Guidelines:
OECD Guidelines (1980) (OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data)
APEC Privacy Guidelines, Consultation draft (pdf) (version 10, March 31, 2004)
Graham Greenleaf, Criticisms of the APEC Privacy Principles (Version 9) and recommendations for improvements: (March 19, 2004)
Documents on Choicepoint:
EPIC’s ChoicePoint web page
Prof. Antonio Aveleyra, Noticias sobre el Caso ChoicePoint en Diversos Medios de Communicación de México
Miscellaneous resources:
Pablo A. Palazzi, Data Protection materials in Latin American Countries [and worldwide]; Protección de Datos Personales, Privacidad y Habeas Data en América Latina: Recopilación de Doctrina, Legislación y Jurisprudencia
Andres Guadamuz, Habeas Data: The Latin-American Response to Data Protection
Pablo A. Palazzi, Data Protection Blog
Prof. Antonio Aveleyra, El Derecho a la Intimidad de la Vida Privada
Órganos Nacionales de Protección de Datos Personales
Authorities in charge of data protection:
Argentina: Agencia Nacional de Protección de Datos Personales
National data protection legislation or bills:
Argentina, Personal Data Protection Act of 2000
Brazil, Habeas Data Act of 1997 (in Portuguese)
Chile, Law for the Protection of Private Life of 1999) (in Spanish)
Colombia, Law No. 23 of 1981 (protection of medical records); Decree No. 229 of 1995 (protects the confidentiality of correspondence) (in Spanish)
Costa Rica, Bill on habeas data (in Spanish)
Ecuador, Constitución Polí­tica de la República del Ecuador, Registro Oficial No. 1 del 1 de agosto de 1998, Art. 94 (in Spanish); Bill on electronic commerce of 2000 (including provisions on the right to privacy) (in Spanish)
Paraguay, Law for the Protection of Personal Data in the Private Sector (2000) (in Spanish)
Peru, Law No. 23.061 on Habeas Data of 1994 (in Spanish)
Uruguay, Bill on the right to information and habeas data (in Spanish)

Contact
Cédric Laurant – chlaurant@epic.org; tel.: +1(202) 483-1140 (x114)

Last Updated: May 17, 2004
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