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Colombia: Lleras Law Sinks in Congress

Written byLully
Translated byLully Posada

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Translation posted 3 November 2011 19:18 GMT

Congress once again discussed the controversial bill called ‘Lleras Law” [es] on copyright and intellectual property on the Internet, but this time Senator Roy Barreras proposed to sink the bill, arguing the it contained inconsistencies. While the media reported [es] the news, Colombians reacted on Twitter with the hashtag #Ley Lleras.

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Written byLully
Translated byLully Posada

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