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Video update: El procedimiento coordinado de la Comisión Europea de protección del consumidor

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En este vídeo, Pilar Carrasco, asociada sénior en la práctica de derecho de la competencia y comercio, expone el marco de coordinación a nivel de la Unión Europea para la investigación de posibles infracciones en materia de consumo con impacto en varios Estados miembros (Red CPC). Asimismo, aborda los supuestos de activación de estas actuaciones y sus principales implicaciones para las empresas con actividad transfronteriza.

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El procedimiento coordinado de la Comisión Europea de protección del consumidor

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En este vídeo, Pilar Carrasco, asociada sénior en la práctica de derecho de la competencia y comercio, expone el marco de coordinación a nivel de la Unión Europea para la investigación de posibles infracciones en materia de consumo con impacto en varios Estados miembros (Red CPC). Asimismo, aborda los supuestos de activación de estas actuaciones y sus principales implicaciones para las empresas con actividad transfronteriza.

In this video, Pilar Carrasco, senior associate in the competition and trade practice, explains the coordination framework within the European Union for investigating potential consumer infringements with an impact across several Member States (CPC Network). She also looks at scenarios that trigger these actions and their main ramifications for companies with cross-border business activities.

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