Unlawfully receiving an advantage: — It is a crime for a public official (in the exercise of his functions or because of them), to solicit or accept, by himself or through an intermediary, with its consent or ratification, for himself or for a third party, an undue advantage. — To offer or promise, individually or through an intermediary with its consent or ratification, any undue advantage to an official or to a third person (by indication or knowledge of an official), during the course of its functions or because of those functions. – With exception to offers that are socially adequate. Passive corruption of public official: It is an offence for an official, by himself or through an intermediary, with his consent or ratification, to solicit or accept, for himself or for a third party, an advantage, or its promise, in order to act or fail to act in relation to duties of the office, even if committed prior to such solicitation or acceptance. – The agent is exempt from penalty whenever he voluntarily repudiates the offer or promise he had accepted, refunds the advantage or, in the case of a fungible thing, its value, before the commission of the fact. Active corruption of public official: It is an offence to give or promise to an official or a person specially obliged to provide a public service, or to a third person with their knowledge, directly or through an intermediary, with his consent or ratification, an advantage to perform an act or omission regarding duties of the office. – The agent is exempt from penalty whenever he withdraws the promise, refuses to offer the advantage or requests its restitution before the commission of the fact. Active corruption of Magistrate or Arbitrator: It is an offence to offer or promise, individually or through an intermediary with its consent or ratification, any undue advantage to a Magistrate or Arbitrator to perform any act during the course of its functions or because of those functions. Passive corruption of Magistrate or Arbitrator: It is an offence for a Magistrate or Arbitrator to solicit or accept, for himself or for a third party, an advantage, or its promise, in order to act or fail to act in a way that violates or not the legal duties, even if committed prior to such solicitation or acceptance. Active corruption in international commerce: It is a criminal offence to offer or promise to a public official, national or foreign, or holder of national or foreign political office, any benefit for, unlawfully, to change or maintain a contract, business or advantageous position in the field of international trade. Passive corruption in the private sector: Whoever, not having the status of public official and working, holding a position or performing duties for any association or organization or legal person, regularly or irregularly constituted, in the private sector, directly or indirectly, by himself or through an intermediary, receives for himself or a third party, an advantage or accepts a promise thereof, which is not due to him, as compensation for conduct contrary to his professional or functional duties and, in this way, violates competition rules or causes property damage to a third party or to the entity for whom he works, holds a position or performs functions commits this criminal offense. Active corruption in the private sector: Whoever, by himself or through a third party, offers an advantage or a promise thereof, as compensation for conduct contrary to professional or functional duties and, in this way, violates competition rules or causes property damage to a third party or the entity for whom he/she works. |
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