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What is intellectual and industrial property?

Intellectual and industrial property involves any creation that the human mind can produce; that is: inventions, utility models, trademarks, literary and artistic works, etc.

Fundamental concepts

Intellectual and industrial property is a branch of law which seeks, on the one hand, to incentivize innovation, creation, and technology transfer, and on the other, to organize markets in a way that aids in the decisions of consumers.

Intellectual property rights

Traditionally, the granting/recognition, registration, and administration of different intellectual property rights has been handled by different specialized administrative areas of the State.