Montevideo, Uruguay
The Latin American and Caribbean Competition Forum brings together high-level competition officials each year to promote dialogue, consensus building and networking among policy makers and enforcers in the region.
The 2014 Forum was hosted by Uruguay. Discussion topics included Advocacy, Competition in the electricity markets and Costa Rica's Competition Law & Policy.
This page contains all related documentation.
Nine Latin American competition regimes have already been peer reviewed during our Forums. This time, Costa Rica's was examined.
Background documents
Background paper by the OECD Secretariat
English | Español
Paper by panellist Jose Luis Lima R.
English | Español
Call for contributions
English | Español
Presentations
Jose Luis Lima (Universidad de Chile)
Contributions from participants
Competition advocacy remains a central concern for competition enforcers in their dialogue with policy makers. This discussion focussed on how competition policy principles are being used or mainstreamed in the overall economic policy architercture of countries in the region.
Background documents
Background note by the IDB Secretariat
English | Español
Paper by panellist Luis Berenguer
English | Español
Call for contributions
English | Español
Powerpoint Presentations:
María Elena Bertrand (SC, El Salvador)
Luis Berenguer (Broseta Abogados, Spain)
Contributions from participants
