Organized by the Bar Association of Entre Ríos, Concordia Section, and with the collaboration of the Bar Association of Salto, Oriental Republic of Uruguay; the Student Center of the Faculty of Law of the University of the Republic (UDELAR) and the Bar Association of Entre Ríos, the International Family Law Conference is being held in our city.
This Thursday morning, the mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué, together with the Secretary of Government Dr. Luciano Dell´Olio, participated in the opening of the event, which features presentations by renowned speakers from Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina.
After greeting all lawyers on their day, the Mayor highlighted the holding of said conference, as they become spaces “that allow us to connect and continue training, and in this case, the possibility of strengthening ties with colleagues from other countries.”
Azcué also thanked and highlighted the joint work that has been carried out since his administration with the Judiciary, particularly regarding Family Law, and encouraged continuing on this path for the benefit of those who need it most.
Dr. María Marta Simón, president of the Bar Association of Entre Ríos, highlighted that “this proposal has been conceived as a space for debate on this law that regulates nothing more and nothing less than the closest human bonds. This meeting is an invaluable opportunity to exchange experiences, knowledge, and reflect on how our professional practices and legislation can improve the protection of fundamental rights in the context of family relationships.”
For her part, the president of the Bar Association, Concordia Section, Dr. Graciela Chiappa, remarked that Family Law increasingly “acquires greater complexity that requires innovative solutions, in accordance with each circumstance, hence the importance of this time for debate and enrichment.”
This Thursday morning, the mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué, together with the Secretary of Government Dr. Luciano Dell´Olio, participated in the opening of the event, which features presentations by renowned speakers from Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina.
After greeting all lawyers on their day, the Mayor highlighted the holding of said conference, as they become spaces “that allow us to connect and continue training, and in this case, the possibility of strengthening ties with colleagues from other countries.”
Azcué also thanked and highlighted the joint work that has been carried out since his administration with the Judiciary, particularly regarding Family Law, and encouraged continuing on this path for the benefit of those who need it most.
Dr. María Marta Simón, president of the Bar Association of Entre Ríos, highlighted that “this proposal has been conceived as a space for debate on this law that regulates nothing more and nothing less than the closest human bonds. This meeting is an invaluable opportunity to exchange experiences, knowledge, and reflect on how our professional practices and legislation can improve the protection of fundamental rights in the context of family relationships.”
For her part, the president of the Bar Association, Concordia Section, Dr. Graciela Chiappa, remarked that Family Law increasingly “acquires greater complexity that requires innovative solutions, in accordance with each circumstance, hence the importance of this time for debate and enrichment.”