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Intellectual property in Cuba: A critical look at its constitutional recognition [Propiedad intelectual en Cuba: Una mirada crítica a su reconocimiento constitucional]
The objective of this study is to determine the need to constitutionally endorse the recognition and protection of intellectual rights in Cuba, based on a theoretical and comparative law analysis of the subject. The Cuban Constitution of 1976 does not expressly recognize intellectual rights, given t
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