1. The law governing the market and its contents.
2. Constitutional foundations: The economic Constitution and the enshrined rights.
3. The process and objectives of competition law.
4. The right to suppress unfair competition.
5. Interface with the right of free competition.
6. Interface with consumer protection law.
7. Differences and similarities with infringements of industrial property and copyright.
8. Historical evolution of the law of unfair competition.

1. Free Competition.
2. Introduction.
3. Location of competition law.
4. The legal asset protected by the law of the repression of unfair competition: economic competition?
5. The interests protected by the law of repression of unfair competition.
6. a) Entrepreneurs.
7. b) Consumers.
8. b) The general interest of the economic system.

1. Introduction
2. Concurrent damage theory
3. Paradox of competition
4. Behavior in the market
5. Competition purpose

1. Introduction
2. Entrepreneurs and others who participate in the market
3. Liberal professionals
4 Public administration
5. Suppression of the competitive relationship

1. Introduction
2. Systematic framework
3. Theory of effects: Place of production of effects
4. Substantiality of effects
5. Cross-Border Advertising
6. Social media advertising

1. Acts of confusion
2. Acts of deception
3. Acts of denigration
4. Taking advantage of the reputation of others
5. Product dress or trade dress
6. Other modalities

1) Comparative advertising

2) Influencers

3) Ambush marketing

The Court of Justice of the Andean Community had the opportunity to delve into the interface between Competition Law and Intellectual Property, and, likewise, review the concept of recklessness in actions associated with the matter. From the hand of the Magistrate Rapporteur of the decisions, the participants will be able to update themselves on the content and scope of these decisions materialized in the Preliminary Interpretations 126-IP-2020 and 02-IP-2019.

In this module, real cases that have been aired in various jurisdictions regarding the interrelation between intellectual property and competition law will be presented and the way in which the courts have approached, interpreted and resolved it will be analyzed.