Explore the various types of trademarks defined by Article 90 of Law 35 of 1996 (amended by Law 61 of 2012), including denominative, figurative, mixed, olfactive, sonorous, and tridimensional trademarks. Understand the distinctive elements that make each type unique.

Discover the legal framework, actions taken by the National Customs Authority (ANA), and the process involving inventory, official valuation, and notifications to rights holders and third parties.

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Learn about trademarks and their importance in distinguishing goods and services. Discover why registering a trademark is crucial for securing exclusive rights.

PROMTUR Panama meets its objectives by working jointly with the Panama Tourism Authority and the private sector; to position Panama…

Our Political Constitution, aligned with international patterns, served as the basis for the enactment of Law 81 of March 26, 2019, regulated by Executive Decree 285 of May 28, 2021, which together constitute the general legal framework for the protection of Personal Data in Panama, setting the
minimum standards that must be met to comply in the processing of Personal Data and establishing the
applicable sanctions in case of non-compliance of the rules.