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[…] Executive Summary This article analyzes the regulatory regime for international transfers of personal data based on the legislation of several Latin American countries (namely Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay), its general regime and the different exceptions considered in the existing regulations. Finally, after explaining the divergences, different alternatives and ideas are proposed to […]

[…] legislation—several governments and international bodies have begun to develop specific legal protections for this type of personal data. This analysis focuses on current legislative efforts in Chile, Mexico, and Brazil, which are indicative of how far the conversation in Latin America has progressed. Other jurisdictions, such as the United States, Israel, South Korea, and […]

[…] Executive Summary This article analyzes the regulatory regime for international transfers of personal data based on the legislation of several Latin American countries (namely Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay), its general regime and the different exceptions considered in the existing regulations. Finally, after explaining the divergences, different alternatives and ideas are proposed to […]

[…] Transfer of Personal Data by Luca Belli, Fundação Getulio Vargas Law School; Ana Brian Nougrères, Naciones Unidas en el Derecho a la Privacidad; Jonathan Mendoza Iserte, INAI, Mexico; Pablo Palazzi, Centro de tecnología y Sociedad de la Universidad de San Andrés; & Nelson Remolina Angarita, GECTI de la Universidad de los Andes This article […]

[…] part of their research to an analysis of European Data Protection Authority (DPAs) enforcement actions of the GDPR on ADM cases. The second section looks to Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, China and South Africa to explore protections against harmful ADM found in non-EU general data protection laws. The article concludes that even in cases […]

[…] Vietnam. 11 Member Countries of the Red Iberoamericana de Protección de Datos: Andorra, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cabo Verde, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Spain, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Paraguay, El Salvador, Uruguay, Sao Tome and Principe. 12 See, e.g. NPC Advisory No. 2021-02, Guidance for the use of the ASEAN […]

[…] collaborations to develop accessible PETs and to issue guidelines on specific PETs (e.g., encryption), also inspired by the work of the Berlin Group on the matter. Given Mexico’s specific legal requirements in terms of cloud service security, Bernal mentioned that PETs could potentiate the uptake of cloud services by increasing trust among stakeholders. The […]

[…] a speaker at various data protection-related events organized by data protection supervisory authorities. In October 2021, he was invited to speak at the “Global Privacy Assembly 2021 Mexico,” where he participated as a panelist in “Panel IV: The Challenge of Compliance: The Perspective of Data Protection Officers.” Sugimoto received an LL.B. degree from Keio […]

[…] Demetzou, and Policy Counsel Sebastião Barros Vale, the paper focuses on how existing data protection laws in the EU and a selection of six global jurisdictions (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, China and South Africa) are currently being applied in the context of automated decision-making (ADM). The paper successfully completed the conference double blind peer […]