Customs News adds new columnists in 2024.
With the support of these professionals, the perspective is broadened to continue deepening the role of customs in the continuous and safe development of global trade.
Customs News will have the collaboration of:
Andrea Russo. Graduate in International Trade. Currently, she is an official of the Argentine National Secretariat of Commerce, National Coordinator of the Technical Committee No. 3 of Mercosur and a university professor.
Rosaldo Trevisan. Lawyer and Customs Specialist from Brazil, accredited by the World Customs Organization.
Leslye Lemos. Graduate in International Relations with specialization in Integrated Logistics in Uruguay.
Andres VarelaLawyer and Professor of Customs Law at the University of the Republic of Uruguay.
Mauricio Ruiz Rosado. Lawyer specializing in customs and foreign trade from the César Vallejo Private University of Peru.
To this end, the following will continue to collaborate: Juan Patricio Cotter, Hector Juarez Allende, Natalia Iglesias, Werner Ovalle Ramirez and Fabian Villarroel Rios.
In addition, Guillermo Vidal Albarracin, Pablo Sebastian Borgna, Maria Soledad Britti and Luis Demarco.
They are all guest columnists to broaden the knowledge of the entire community.
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Our project
Website. Customs News is a legal journal on customs, transport and foreign trade, founded in 2002 and based in the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. From the beginning, its efforts have been directed to disseminate the mission of an ancient institution such as Customs. This is done in depth, with a sense, with a commitment to readers and the population in general.
Social networks. To that purpose, Customs News share posts on social media: Social media coordinator Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Youtube
Contact. For any questions, please email [email protected] or call 11 4311 8754.
Mailing address. Our headquarters are located at Av. Leandro N. Alem 424, Floor 1, Office “104”, CABA, Argentina.
Finally, Customs News deeply appreciates the support and dedication in making the 2024 edition noteworthy and for promoting the essential activities of Customs throughout the year.
Aduana News is the first Argentine customs newspaper to launch its digital version. With 20 years of experience, its publications and initiatives aim to provide the most relevant knowledge on customs issues in order to contribute to safe trade in the region.
