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Álvarez Díaz, Jorge Alberto
Duro, Eduardo Alfredo
Gubert, Ida Cristina
Cardozo de Martínez, Carmen Alicia
Sotomayor, Maria Angélica
López Dávila, Luis Manuel
Duro, Alejandro
Niño Moya, Rosa
Sorokin, Patricia
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Revista Latina de Sociología,2018,8(2):23-33.ISSN: 2253-6469
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[Resumen] Cuando en el año 1966 Naciones Unidas planteaba en su Declaración Internacional de los Derechos Civiles y Políticos, el ideal de un ser humano libre con respeto a su intimidad a través de la prohibición de injerencias arbitrarias en su vida privada, no era posible imaginar el impacto global que tendría la irrupción de una conectividad casi ilimitada, la autonomía de las nuevas tecnologías de la información, el desarrollo de enormes bases de datos interconectadas, la circulación independiente e irrestricta de datos, que han generado interrogantes éticos y jurídicos derivados de esta forma de tratar los datos personales y de salud.
[Abstract] When in 1966 the United Nations stated in its International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the ideal of a free human being with respect to his privacy through the prohibition of arbitrary interference in his private life, it was not possible to imagine the impact of global unlimited connectivity, autonomy of new information technologies, the development of huge interconnected databases, the independent and unrestricted circulation of data, which have led to ethical and legal questions arising from this to treat personal and health data
[Abstract] When in 1966 the United Nations stated in its International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the ideal of a free human being with respect to his privacy through the prohibition of arbitrary interference in his private life, it was not possible to imagine the impact of global unlimited connectivity, autonomy of new information technologies, the development of huge interconnected databases, the independent and unrestricted circulation of data, which have led to ethical and legal questions arising from this to treat personal and health data
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