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The Competition Superintendence of El Salvador shared its experience fighting bid rigging at the 7th Latin American Competition Forum in Santiago, Chile. Jose Enrique Argumedo, the Competition Superintendent, asserted that bid rigging in public tenders harms countries' economies. The CS also participated in discussions on competition problems in telecommunications. During the subsequent Ibero-American Competition Forum, the CS renewed a memorandum of understanding with Chile's Economic Attorney General's Office to continue cooperation on competition issues.The Fiscal Wage Tool in the Web of Paraguay
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