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Hannya Ramírez Madrid

Hannya Ramírez Madrid is a law student completing her degree at the University of Cartagena (Colombia) and a paralegal at Martínez Quintero Mendoza González Laguado & De La Rosa. Her academic and professional interests focus on antitrust law, economic law, and economic regulation. She has participated in national and international competition law moot courts and research projects, and has contributed to academic publications in indexed journals.
Antitrust and Competition

A Recent Colombia Case Shows How Constitutional Protections for Competition Create Unique Legal Conundrums

Maciej Bernatt, Ángel Madiedo Grados and Hannya Ramírez Madrid
Colombia is one of 52 countries that have enshrined competition protections in their constitution. The Constitutional Court’s 2026 ruling in Superintendence of Industry and Commerce v. National Civil Registry explored how countries may resolve clashing constitutional principles, in this case the state’s protection of competition and the separation of powers, write Maciej Bernatt, Angel Madiedo, Hannya Ramírez Madrid.

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