Op-Ed

La Ley del Lobby en Chile: ¿Mejor es Nada?

Eduardo Engel and Daniel Kaufmann Thursday, January 1, 1970

Al igual que los gobiernos de Lagos y Bachelet, el gobierno de Piñera ha presentado al Congreso un proyecto de ley que propone normar la actividad de lobby.

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