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ARTÍCULO XVI. CUMPLIMIENTO1. Cada
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3. A menos que las Partes decidan o
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d. respetar la jerarquía y reglas
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autoridades nacionales pertinentes
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Reunión de las Partes acuerde, en
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2. El PIR estará integrado por rep
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5. Toda ONG que desee participar en
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espectivas Partes Contratantes, seg
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10.4. Las ofertas por escrito para
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ANEXO 11ARTES Y METODOS DE PESCASe
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