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Ley No. 132 - Ley Habilitadora para implantar el Plan de Alerta SILVER y enmienda los Artículo 2 y 5 de la Ley No. 53 de 1996 (Act No. 132 - Act for the implementation of the contingency plan SILVER and for the amendment of Articles 2 and 5 of act 53 of 1996)

Authoring Organisation
Puerto Rico
Author
Legislative Assembly
WHO MiNDbank Collection
Country Resources
Topic
Neurological disorders including dementia
Country/Region
Puerto Rico
Date Published
26 October 2009
Document Type
Legislation/regulation
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La ley número 132 del año 2009 es la ley Ley Habilitadora para implantar el Plan de Alerta SILVER. El sistema SILVER tiene como objetivo ayudar a proteger a las personas que padecen de impedimento cognoscitivo.

The Act No. 132 of 2009 is the act for the implementation of the contingency plan SILVER. The SILVER System aims at protecting people suffering from cognitive impairment.

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Ley No. 132 - . Ley Habilitadora para implantar el Plan de Alerta SILVER y enmienda los Artículo 2 y 5 de la Ley No. 53 de 1996 (Act No. 132 - Act for the implementation of the contingency plan SILVER and for the amendment of Articles 2 and 5 of act 53 of
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Ley No. 132 - . Ley Habilitadora para implantar el Plan de Alerta SILVER y enmienda los Artículo 2 y 5 de la Ley No. 53 de 1996 (Act No. 132 - Act for the implementation of the contingency plan SILVER and for the amendment of Articles 2 and 5 of act 53 of
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