Acknowledgments

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• Author: Vivian Newman-Pont,Daniel Ospina-Celis,Juan Carlos Upegui

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

is research is the result of the concurrence of many eorts, both indi-

vidual and institutional.

First, we would like to thank our partners at Coding Rights in Brazil,

Derechos Digitales in Chile, and Red en Defensa de losDerechos Digi-

tales (R3D) in Mexico; especially the authors of the chapters per country:

Joana Varon, Bruna Martins dos Santos, and Kimberly Anastácio (Bra-

zil); Paloma Herrera and Pablo Viollier (Chile); and Milan Trnka Osorio

(Mexico), and all the people who contributed their experience to rene

the reports of their respective countries. eir dedicated work during the

second half of 2019 gave us insight to compare countries, make nal rec-

ommendations, and for the nal consolidation of this book.

We would also like to thank our colleagues at Dejusticia for aend-

ing the discussion seminar and for their comments on the rst dra of this

book. eir feedback and recommendations improved the text. e sup-

port and guidance of Celso Bessa and Víctor Saavedra were also pivotal

to alleviate the inaccuracies in the use of technical expressions. To María

Paula Ángel who came up with the project and for her careful review of

the chapter on Colombia and the comparative study. Similarly, we would

like to thank Dejusticia’s administrative team for their daily support and

dedication. We especially thank Claudia Luque for her invaluable collabo-

ration throughout the publishing process.

Similarly, we thank Alejandro Londoño and Sarah Osma of the Dep-

uty Superintendence for the Protection of Personal Data; Jonathan Bock

and Luisa Izasa of Fundación para laLibertad dePrensa; Lucía Camacho

of Fundación Karisma; Ailidh Callander of Privacy International; and

José Alejandro Bermúdez, consultant and expert, for aending our focus

group and oering time, insight, and feedback on the dra. We also thank

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