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Nicaragua to have one of the largest health centers in Central America
By Guy José Bendaña-Guerrero & Asociados
The replacement of the Nuevo Amanecer Regional Hospital in the city of Bilwi, in the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region of Nicaragua is progressing steadily. The new construction is partially financed by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI)."We are very pleased to learn of this project’s progress, which will bring quality health services to indigenous, Afro-descendant and mestizo communities for the first time in the history of this area of Nicaragua. In addition, once the works are completed, it will provide annual attention to 80,000 emergency consultations and 103,000 outpatient consultations, as well as 3,200 deliveries and 5,295 major surgeries in a safe and comfortable environment," said CABEI Executive President, Dr. Dante Mossi.
The works, which the bank is financing for U$S 52.97 million, consist of a two-story building and other auxiliary buildings on a total area of 18,415 m² on a 42,944.2 m² site, which will have state-of-the-art equipment, 150 census beds and 57 non-census beds, as well as seven new medical specialties, specialized outpatient services, emergency, day hospital, obstetrics and gynecology, neonatology, surgery, intensive care, orthopedics, internal medicine, chemotherapy, among others.
Guy José Bendaña-Guerrero & Asociados
GUY JOSE BENDAÑA GUERRERO & ASOCIADOS has a long and prosperous tradition in the field of intellectual property (IP) in Nicaragua, with roots that go back to more than 100 years, resulting on long-term relationships with renowned clients and attorneys worldwide.
The firm has its origins in the law firm Henry Caldera & Henry Caldera-Pallais, founded in 1907 by Mr. Henry Caldera. That same year of 1907, through the efforts of Mr. Caldera, Nicaragua had its first Trademark Law. In the late 1930’s, Mr. Caldera’s oldest son, Dr. Henry Caldera-Pallais, after studying law in Nicaragua, attended the University of Michigan, where he graduated as a Registered U.S. Patent Attorney. Dr. Caldera-Pallais in 1964 was a founding member of the Interamerican Association of Intellectual Property (ASIPI), the first regional intellectual property organization in the Americas. The firm continued to grow during the administration of Dr. Franklin Caldera, son of Dr. Caldera-Pallais, who obtained his doctoral degree in law from the Universidad Centroamericana in 1973.
Since 1985 the current partners, Dr. Guy José Bendaña Guerrero and Mrs. Blanca Aragón de Bendaña, took over the management of the firm. Dr. Bendaña Guerrero, Director of the firm, has distinguished himself as one of the most respected authorities in Central America in the field of intellectual property and law in general, being the author of several books such as “Course of Industrial Property Law”, “Study of the new Laws of Industrial Property” and “New Study of Contracts “, among others. Mrs. Aragón de Bendaña has served as the firm’s general manager and, thanks to her excellent management, the firm has been in constant growth, with a highly qualified staff committed to excellence. Since 1996, partner Julián José Bendaña Aragón joined the firm, and has been standing out as one of the most recognized attorneys in the field of intellectual property.
We have adapted to the constant change of the business world, supporting our clients in finding the most appropriate legal solutions for each moment. The firm distinguishes itself by understanding the needs of its clients, offering personalized service and adding value to its activities.
Nowadays we continue to be the leading firm in Nicaragua in the area of intellectual property, and at the same time, we have been consolidating other areas of service within the civil, commercial and labor fields, as well as litigation and consulting in general. The firm is well positioned to guarantee a pragmatic service that meets the requirements of the most demanding clients.
