Dos líneas que faltaron: la parodia en la «Ley Antimemes»

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Experts at the Annual Congress of the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) adopted a resolution urging nations to protect parody against trademark claims. This follows concerns regarding a recent reform to the Federal Law on Industrial Property, dubbed the "Anti-Memes Law," which introduces a provision allowing imprisonment for commercially using institutional graphic identities to cause deception. Critics argue this law threatens freedom of expression by potentially criminalizing parody and satire, emphasizing the need to explicitly exclude such content.