US EditionPeruvian Who Sold Pokémon's Clothes Was Fined Almost S/300 Thousand After Nintendo's Complaint
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More “Pokémon” and the sequel of “Hollow Knight”: the star video games of what remains of 2025Indecopi warns about possible faults in Honda vehicles that could put consumer safety at riskThe Indecopi Copyright Commission solved a case that confronted Nintendo of America Inc. with a Peruvian citizen accused of marketing products with Pokémon designs without authorization, according to Resolution No. 56-2025/CDA-Indecopi, at the beginning of the y…
Nintendo won a legal process in Peru against a citizen accused of selling clothes and accessories with Pokémon images without authorization. Indecopi’s Copyright Commission determined that the business violated rights of reproduction, public communication and distribution of artistic works, imposing a fine of 55 ITU (equivalent to S/294,250 at the value of 2025). YOU CAN SEE: Withdrawal AFP 2025: what would happen with your savings if you withdr…
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