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Manuel Ventura Robles

Jurist, Lawyer and Public Notary, Master in International Law, Judge of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR), also carried out studies in Philosophy.

Vice-President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (2013), held positions in private companies, public administration and the Costa Rican Foreign Service at the Costa Rican Embassy in Washington, DC, also at the Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the OAS.

César Ernesto Salazar Grande

Degree in Legal Sciences with higher education in the Council of the Spanish Judicial Power. He was Legal Adviser to the General Secretariat of the Central American Integration System (SICA), and is a member of the list of arbitrators for the US Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

Professor of the Masters of Business Law, Administration and Finance; He was a professor of postgraduate courses in Regional Integration, Vocational Training Centers, and universities in Spain, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Chile.

Augustino S.L. Ramadhani

Bachelor of Law with a master's degree in International Law; After training in the Military Academy of Tanzania he was promoted to second lieutenant, and reached the rank of general of brigade; he has a Degree in Theology; He held the position of chairman of the Supreme Court of Zanzibar.

He served as Appeal Judge for the United Republic of Tanzania, Judge of the East African Court of Justice, assumed the vice presidency of the National Electoral Commission in the United Republic of Tanzania, and served as chair of the SADC Executive Council.

Sonia Elizabeth Cortéz de Madríz

Degree in Legal Sciences, Attorney and Notary Public, judicial collaborator of the Second and Third Criminal Courts of El Salvador; Public defender assigned to different courts; General coordinator of Defenders of the Republic.

She served as an auditor attached to the Fifth Criminal Court; Served as head of the Judicial Audit Department; Also as coordinator in the Area of ​​Investigation and Control of Judges of Peace, in the Department of Judicial Investigation.

International consensus for peace and a sustainable development: Declaration CUMIPAZ 2016
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International consensus for peace and a sustainable development: Declaration CUMIPAZ 2016

The Declaration of the Peace Integration Summit –CUMIPAZ 2016 was read during the plenary session at the Bicameral Chamber of the Legislative Palace in Paraguay.

Dr Howard Morrison

Dr. Howard Morrison - Justice and Democracy Session (CUMIPAZ 2016)

"Challenges of universal justice for peace in a globalized world; independence, autonomy and efficiency". Howard Morrison - Judge of the International Criminal Court. United Kingdom

Universal justice: analysis by Judge Morrison from the ICC during CUMIPAZ 2016
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Universal justice: analysis by Judge Morrison from the ICC during CUMIPAZ 2016

 

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Democratization of the UN, classification of ethnocide and politicide: proposals of CUMIPAZ 2016

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International Public Law and the International Criminal Law were the judicial approaches that the second panel of the Justice and Democracy Session of CUMIPAZ 2016 was based on, with the objective of generating “Proposals for the democratization of the UN, the elimination or rationalization of the right to veto, and the classification of politicide and ethnocide”.