Afirmaciones Subjetivas en Publicidad Comparativa en el Perú: ¿Se Deben Permitir? Un Análisis Integral de Conceptos, Historia y Restricciones
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2024-01-11
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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El presente artículo aborda críticamente la posición del Instituto Nacional de Defensa del
Consumidor (Indecopi) relacionada a la ilicitud de las afirmaciones subjetivas en
publicidad comparativa en el Perú. De este modo, se plantea que dichas afirmaciones sí
deberían ser permitidas. Para ello, se revisa los principales conceptos sobre publicidad
comercial, tipos y alegaciones publicitarias. Asimismo, se describe la historia de la
regulación de la publicidad comparativa en el Perú. Luego, se analizan las principales
restricciones aplicables a la publicidad simple y comparativa en el Perú. Finalmente, se
presentan los principales argumentos por los cuales sí deberían ser permitidas las
alegaciones de corte subjetivo.
This article critically addresses the position of the National Institute for Consumer Defense (Indecopi) related to the illegality of subjective claims in comparative advertising in Peru. Thus, it is suggested that such statements should be allowed. To do this, the main concepts on commercial advertising, types and advertising claims are reviewed. Likewise, the history of the regulation of comparative advertising in Peru is described. Then, the main restrictions applicable to simple and comparative advertising in Peru are analyzed. Finally, the main arguments are presented for which subjective allegations should be allowed.
This article critically addresses the position of the National Institute for Consumer Defense (Indecopi) related to the illegality of subjective claims in comparative advertising in Peru. Thus, it is suggested that such statements should be allowed. To do this, the main concepts on commercial advertising, types and advertising claims are reviewed. Likewise, the history of the regulation of comparative advertising in Peru is described. Then, the main restrictions applicable to simple and comparative advertising in Peru are analyzed. Finally, the main arguments are presented for which subjective allegations should be allowed.
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Protección del consumidor--Perú, Publicidad comercial--Perú, Competencia económica desleal--Perú, Derecho comercial--Perú
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