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5. In regard to IPR, we believe that the text of the Chile-US agreement cannot and must not constitute the basis for any multilateral or bilateral negotiation, since its scope violates several constitutional guarantees and social, economic and cultural aspects of human rights, such as due process, the right to privacy, freedom of speech, the right to education and freedom of teaching, the right to identity, the right to own property and the right to acquire any type of good, as well as the right to engage in any economic activity, among others.
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