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Justice ratifies the constitutional rights of Intellectual Property Law Firm

Tenth Temporary Judge of Criminal of Guayaquil recognizes the Copyright and Intellectual Property constitutional.

The judge determined that an activity semi-legal or illegal can not be recognized as a constitutional guarantee violated, otherwise the right to work.

The IEPI continue with relevant activities in the defense of Intellectual Property Law.

Quito, February 4, 2011 .

Tenth Temporary Judge of Criminal of Guayaquil final decision yesterday upheld the Copyright and Intellectual Property are two constitutional rights. The judge also said the resolution "an activity semi-legal or illegal can not be recognized as a constitutional guarantee violated," which legitimizes the Copyright is recognized in the Constitution, as stipulated by the articles 322 and 22.

This resolution means that the actions the Instituto Ecuatoriano Intellectual Property (IEPI) is taken under the Copyright Act and under the protection of the Copyright Law and Intellectual Property Law, are legitimate. Thus, the protection of these rights does not contravene any constitutional right, so the IEPI continue with relevant activities in the defense of Intellectual Property Law.

Solving Justice means an endorsement of all actions carried out by the IEPI and encouraged to work harder to defend the rights of Ecuadorian artists.

More than 110,000 pirated products seized

in recent months have seized more than 110,000 illegal merchandise products in 7 business premises of Guayaquil (Showtime Urdesa and Puerto Azul, Fox Urdesa, MovieDVD in Los Almendros and Urdesa, The Collector in Miraflores and the City), as ordered by criminal courts competent then the order of the Office and these stores were eventually closed by the Police.

IEPI respects and promotes the employment rights of all Ecuadorians, but always in conditions of legality, subject to the tax rules required by the State and ensuring the marketing of legal products.

Culture of disrespect by the copyright

piracy products is a practice introduced in the Ecuadorian landscape has created a culture of disrespect for the intellectual creations, recognized in the Ecuadorian Constitution, Law and Intellectual Property in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948.

piracy generates, in any context, heavy damage to cultural industries in Ecuador, establishing a culture of disrespect for copyright, promote the sale of illicit product at a price that competes unfairly unreal with harming national product on the economy of the country and affecting the tissue and the production work of wealth of the country, preventing the development of Ecuador.

IEPI About

The Ecuadorian Institute of Intellectual Property (IEPI) is the state agency responsible for promoting, disseminating and promoting respect for intellectual creation. IEPI is responsible for the protection of Copyright and Related Rights of creative artists and national and universal protection of intellectual property rights.