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Consumer protection is a fundamental objective of the EU, as the EUCJ case law in the field of consumer law shows by moving towards a more consumer protection-based approach in contractual relations between consumers and professionals and businesspersons. This article briefly reviews some of the most important EUCJ judgments in the past two years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study analyses the new European Directive 2024/825, of 28 February, as regards empowering consumers for the green transition through better protection against unfair practices and through better information. It analyses the Directive and the changes it introduces to the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, particularly about promoting the transition to a greener and more circular economic model by protecting consumers against the practices of planned obsolescence and "greenwashing" perpetrated by certain companies through misleading commercial communication of their products or services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Chilean Consumer Protection Law does not mention sustainable consumption as an explicit principle. In this context, the objective of this work lies in investigating its possible validity as a general principle of consumer law in Chile. The research managed to prove the initial hypothesis that postulated the legal effectiveness of sustainable consumption as a general principle of consumer law. In fact, from the use of the dogmatic methodology, it was concluded that its validity can also be derived from a harmonious and systematic interpretation of the principles and rules that the Chilean legal system actually contains. Specifically, the normative effectiveness of sustainable consumption can be derived from two ways within the techniques of legal positivism. The first of them consists of a concretization of general principles, which, in the hypothesis presented, would correspond to pro natura and pro homine. Secondly, sustainable consumption as a general principle would be obtained from a generalization made from specific manifestations. The latter would be rooted in the consecration of basic consumer rights, the discipline of information and advertising, as well as the establishment of mechanisms to extend the durability of goods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) has been approved in March 2024 and this article addresses some parts of this Act in relation to the fundamental rights, that the society is concerned with. It starts by looking at some of the critical aspects of the first version of this Act and then moves on to zoom in this Act’s vision of fundamental rights and argues that the fundamental rights are considered and articulated through different rights situated within a variety of contexts (labour relationships, consumer protection, etc.). However, the Act does not make explicit or sufficient reference to some fundamental rights which could be substantially impacted by AI: the article suggests some of the ways to improve this vision and increase the benefits of AI for citizens and their rights. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this article is to analyse the protection given to consumers and users in the new 4/2023 Law, of April 27, on the Basque Statute of consumers and users. Concretely, the analysis puts the focus on the judicial and extrajudicial procedures developed (even though its scarcity) in the Statute for the protection of these ones. After the study, we will come to the conclusion that the new Statute has not go deeper into these aspects, due to the fact that it centres in other aspects, such as substantive rights. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the context of the covid-19 pandemic, there was an acceleration in the use of digital financial services. This gave a glimpse of the associated risks and the important role played by financial supervisors and regulators (in its broad sense encompassing the financial and payment system) in the protection of the user. This paper analyzes the risk prevention measures adopted by the Uruguayan supervisor and examines the behavior of the digital financial user in the context of the covid-19 pandemic associated with the use of electronic instruments. For the research, the databases published by the Central Bank of Uruguay referring to the evolution of operations with electronic financial instruments and the complaints of financial users were considered. It is concluded that although the actions adopted by the financial supervisor to mitigate the risks associated with the use of digital financial instruments were effective, they must be continuously reviewed due to the dynamic and changing environment and must be adapted according to the new needs of the environment; addressing the situation from different angles, considering education and information on financial digitalization as a fundamental pillar for risk prevention. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article summarises the measures in the agreement on the proposal for the European Union's energy market reform. The reform aims to achieve long-term market stability by promoting power purchase agreements and contracts for differences, as well as developing capacity mechanisms. It also seeks to implement additional protections both in crises and for consumers, reducing their dependence on short-term prices and allowing them to benefit from the energy transition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article intents to demonstrate that in Colombia the regulation about consumer law has deficiencies in the effectiveness of the pro consumatore principle, due to the development of the verbal process without a material execution of the substantial right. Consequently, the normative gap in the solution of judicial and extrajudicial disputes will be identified. Therefore, the inclusion of the simplified enforcement procedure is proposed as an alternative for the speed of the substantive right, strengthening the current state of mediation within the Alternative Dispute Resolution in terms of consumer protection and development in e-commerce. The methodology is concentrated on the harmonious adaptation of the dogmatic and the lege ferenda suggested by Professor Christian Courtis, which arises from the competence of the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce, to resolve disputes about e-consumer and his intervention as a mediator in claims submitted by consumers. Consequently, the development of draft Law No. 584 of 2021, which is currently in the Congress of the Republic, in conjunction with the adoption of the simplified enforcement procedure, concentrates the principles of efficiency, transparency, and impartiality in the matter under study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The consumer is protected by the provisions of the Consumer Statute and the regulatory norms that consider it as the vulnerable part in consumer relations. Within this scope, the acquisition of goods and services to satisfy the consumer’s own needs includes a series of specific protection mechanisms such as the right of withdrawal applicable to certain forms of contracting in which the consumer is considered more vulnerable. This article will focus on the right of withdrawal, to analyze its concept, nature, modalities and some conceptual clarifications derived from its practice in Colombian law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research will analyze the scopes of the acceptance and the recognition of the administrative liability of the supplier in the framework of an administrative proceeding against the infringement of the duty of suitability, from the insertion of new legal bodies that redirected the practice of the system of consumer protection and defense in Peru. Consequently, our purpose will be developed under a normative, hermeneutic and jurisprudential approach, from the evaluation of the various pronouncements of the Specialized Chamber on Consumer Protection of Indecopi in the period from 2012 to 2021. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents two recent laws in Spain. The first one is Law 19/2022, which grants legal personality to the Mar Menor lagoon and its basin, with the aim of protecting and conserving this ecosystem. The second one is Royal Decree-Law 18/2022, which approves measures to strengthen the protection of energy consumers and reduce natural gas consumption, in line with the Plan + Security for your Energy. These measures include the extension of the last resort tariff for natural gas consumers, the promotion of self-consumption of renewable energies, and administrative simplification for small-scale electricity production facilities. [Extracted from the article]

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Purpose: A proposal framework based on two recognized constructs over food innovations technology (FINT) and food technology neophobia scale (FTNS) involving consumers' nutrition needs and the businesses' opportunities. Methodology: Revision of literature about FINTFTNS, post-COVID nutrition needs, and businesses with a questionnaire applied to 401 regular consumers (Oct-Dic-2021). Results: FINT-FTNS, suggests developing businesses based on the inclusion of indicators such as information media, the intention to purchase, the type of food technology with benefits to be consumed, and regulation policies to protect the consumer. Limitations: The snowball self-report sampling method may be a source of biased survey results because the survey is only in the Mexican environment, and it could be considered a limitation in the research scope. The food industry's innovation models indicate that more research is necessary to adapt external knowledge with socio-economic and institutional change. Conclusions: For the final framework's sides (FINT and FTNS), we have determined several suggestions based on nutritional, eating patterns, innovation, technology, and marketing concepts to improve the framework for business applications to foster a healthy food intake against chronic diseases for the next normal, to complement this research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]