Alfredo Moreno publishes a letter to the editor on the challenges posed by the new Data Protection Act
Our Managing Partner at ECIJA Chile, Alfredo Moreno, recently contributed a letter to the editor published in Diario Constitucional, in which he reflects on the challenges facing the implementation of the new Personal Data Protection Act and the areas that still require attention to ensure its correct application.
In his analysis, he addresses the challenges posed by the entry into force of this new regulatory framework, highlighting the importance of having mechanisms that provide legal certainty for both organisations and data subjects, whilst promoting a balance between regulatory compliance, innovation and the effective protection of rights.
This publication reaffirms ECIJA Chile’s commitment to producing up-to-date legal content and to actively participating in the main forums for analysis and discussion on issues that impact the country’s development and the business environment.
Read the letter to the editor here
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