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07 December 2011
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02 December 2011
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24 November 2011
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Omar García-Bolívar made 2 presentations at the Organization of American States
on changes in the Inter-American Human Rights Protection System
10 June 2011
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BG Consulting will draft the investment law of The Gambia for consideration of the government
Events
12 April 2011
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07 October 2010
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25 April 2010
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21 March 2010
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A U.S. federal court relied on a testimony presented by Omar García-Bolivar on the judicial independence of Nicaragua to deny enforcement of a judgment in the United States. The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, CASE NO.: 07-22693-CIV-HUCK of MIGUEL ANGEL SANCHEZ OSORIO, et al., vs. DOLE FOOD COMPANY, et al. in October 2009 said, inter alia: “Defense expert Omar Garcia-Bolivar credibly testified that the problems in Nicaragua’s judiciary exceed those of any other Latin American country. Garcia-Bolivar is a Latin America specialist who has advised both United States and international agencies on Latin American issues. …Garcia-Bolivar’s
informed assessment was that the Nicaraguan judiciary does not consistently enforce contracts, political figures routinely determine the outcome of judicial decisions, and lower-court judges can be removed at will by Supreme Court justices, who manage judicial districts as their personal fiefdoms…”
Omar García-Bolívar has analyzed the independence of the judicial systems of many developing countries. He has looked into issues of impartiality and corruption of judicial systems as part of his practice on development and law.
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BG Consulting has completed the assessment of the business licensing regime in Mozambique.
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BG Consulting has initiated a project devoted to reduce the informal economy in Panama.
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BG Consulting has conducted an analysis of the investment law and the customs law of The Gambia.
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BG Consulting has initiated a project devoted to enhance the customs regulations of Paraguay.
07 February 2010
Publications
23 January 2010
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A U.S. federal court relied on a testimony presented by Omar García-Bolivar on the judicial independence of Nicaragua to deny enforcement of a judgment in the United States. The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, CASE NO.: 07-22693-CIV-HUCK of MIGUEL ANGEL SANCHEZ OSORIO, et al., vs. DOLE FOOD COMPANY, et al. in October 2009 said, inter alia: “Defense expert Omar Garcia-Bolivar credibly testified that the problems in Nicaragua’s judiciary exceed those of any other Latin American country. Garcia-Bolivar is a Latin America specialist who has advised both United States and international agencies on Latin American issues. …Garcia-Bolivar’s
informed assessment was that the Nicaraguan judiciary does not consistently enforce contracts, political figures routinely determine the outcome of judicial decisions, and lower-court judges can be removed at will by Supreme Court justices, who manage judicial districts as their personal fiefdoms…”
Omar García-Bolívar has analyzed the independence of the judicial systems of many developing countries. He has looked into issues of impartiality and corruption of judicial systems as part of his practice on development and law.
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Omar García-Bolivar to talk at the Sydney, Australia Law School Conference on International Investment Treaty Law and Arbitration: Evolution and Revolution in Substance and Procedure on 19-20 February 2010
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A U.S. federal court relied on a testimony presented by Omar García-Bolivar on the judicial independence of Nicaragua to deny enforcement of a judgment in the United States. The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, CASE NO.: 07-22693-CIV-HUCK of MIGUEL ANGEL SANCHEZ OSORIO, et al., vs. DOLE FOOD COMPANY, et al. in October 2009 said, inter alia: “Defense expert Omar Garcia-Bolivar credibly testified that the problems in Nicaragua’s judiciary exceed those of any other Latin American country. Garcia-Bolivar is a Latin America specialist who has advised both United States and international agencies on Latin American issues. …Garcia-Bolivar’s
informed assessment was that the Nicaraguan judiciary does not consistently enforce contracts, political figures routinely determine the outcome of judicial decisions, and lower-court judges can be removed at will by Supreme Court justices, who manage judicial districts as their personal fiefdoms…”
Omar García-Bolívar has analyzed the independence of the judicial systems of many developing countries. He has looked into issues of impartiality and corruption of judicial systems as part of his practice on development and law.
26 April 2009
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