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  • - Law 23 of 1982. General copyright regime.
  • - Law 44 of 1993. Whereby Law 23 of 1982 is amended and supplemented and Law 29 of 1944 is amended.
  • - Law 719 of 2001. Whereby Laws 23 of 1982 and 44 of 1993 are amended.
  • - WIPO Copyright Treaty, adopted by the Diplomatic Conference on December 20, 1996. World Intellectual Property Organization - Geneva.
  • - Decree 460 of 1995 (March 16). By which the National Copyright Registry is regulated and the Legal Deposit is regulated.
  • - Intellectual property statute.

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‍Clarification:

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