{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"NextStream","provider_url":"https:\/\/nextstream.com\/en","author_name":"Caio Cafardo","author_url":"https:\/\/nextstream.com\/en\/author\/ccafardo-famigerado\/","title":"Anti-bribery and Anticorruption Policy | NextStream","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"<blockquote class=\"wp-embedded-content\" data-secret=\"VXEIghSiHr\"><a href=\"https:\/\/nextstream.com\/en\/anti-bribery-and-anticorruption-policy\/\">Anti-bribery and Anticorruption Policy<\/a><\/blockquote><iframe sandbox=\"allow-scripts\" security=\"restricted\" src=\"https:\/\/nextstream.com\/en\/anti-bribery-and-anticorruption-policy\/embed\/#?secret=VXEIghSiHr\" width=\"600\" height=\"338\" title=\"&#8220;Anti-bribery and Anticorruption Policy&#8221; &#8212; NextStream\" data-secret=\"VXEIghSiHr\" frameborder=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" class=\"wp-embedded-content\"><\/iframe><script>\n\/*! 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NextStream and its legal entities (the &#8220;Group&#8221;) are committed to conducting business in accordance with the highest ethical standards. We believe this is essential to fulfilling our comprehensive mission of supporting our customers in their digital transformation. 1.2. This Policy sets out the standards of conduct and professionalism that apply to all employees, officers and directors (Employees and Executives, Directors and Third Parties (collectively, &#8220;Subject Persons&#8221;) in relation to applicable global anti-bribery and corruption laws and regulations. It is our Management&#8217;s responsibility to make this Policy available and communicate it appropriately to all Subject Persons (Tone at the Top); 1.3. The Group has a zero-tolerance approach to bribery and corruption. This Policy prohibits all Subject Persons from offering, paying, giving, promising to pay or giving, soliciting, accepting, or authorizing a payment or gift of anything of value to any representative or agent of a public or private body (including Government Officials), in direct or indirect consideration, regardless of their position or position, or for the purpose of influencing or rewarding counterparty acceptance, obtain an undue advantage from or from such person in violation of laws and regulations, including, without limitation, executing, refraining from executing or failing to perform any action within the authorities or powers of such person. 1.4. Subject Persons applying this policy must always be aware of and comply with applicable local laws and regulations, which shall prevail in the event of a conflict with any internal Group policies\/rules\/codes, unless the latter are more stringent. We will comply with all relevant anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws in all jurisdictions in which we operate, including Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Argentina, the United States of America and Spain and, specifically, the provisions of the UK Bribery Act 2010 (the &#8220;Bribery Act&#8221;), the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), of the Brazilian Federal Law No. 12.846\/2013, of the Chilean Law No. 20.393 or Corporate Law (Anti-Corruption Law), the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities of Mexico, the Code of the Mexican Federal Law of Criminal Liability and the National Code of Criminal Procedure, the Argentine Anti-Corruption Law No. 27.401 and the Argentine Criminal Code (collectively, the &#8220;Anti-Bribery Legislation&#8221;, each as amended from time to time) and we will act in accordance with the principles set out in the United Nations Convention against Corruption and the OECD Convention on Combating Corruption of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions, in relation to our conduct both at home and abroad. 1.4.1. In any event, any internal policy or procedure, internal instruction, request, custom, customary practice, past cases, industry and market behavior, actions or omissions of public officials, cultural or other similar aspects cannot be justification for ignoring or failing to comply with this policy or applicable local laws and regulations. 1.5. Failure to comply with this Policy may result in disciplinary action, including dismissal or termination of the contract. Potentially severe penalties and other consequences may apply to the Group and Subject Persons if anti-bribery laws are violated, including prison sentences (custody) and\/or severe financial penalties. 1.6. Explanations of the terms used in this Policy are provided in Annex A. \u00a0 Bribery \/ Corruption 2.1. Subject Persons acting on behalf of or representing the Group must never, directly or indirect, offer, promise, pay, give, solicit, agree to receive, accept or authorize any payment, gift or other object of value that is intended to induce or persuade any person to grant improper benefits or take actions that violate law or duty, or that violate this Policy. 2.2. Subject Persons acting on behalf of or representing the Group shall never offer, promise, pay, give, or authorize (directly or indirectly) any payment or gift of anything of value to a Public Official (directly or indirectly), a representative of a political party, or a private sector entity or individual, in consideration of his office or position or to influence that person for any reason, to perform, refrain from doing or failing to perform any action within his authorities or powers, including, without limitation, to obtain or retain business, obtain a business advantage or avoid a disadvantage, or as an inducement or reward for breaching a duty of good faith, failing to act impartially or violating a duty of confidence. Any of the above actions are considered a violation of this policy, regardless of whether the end result has been achieved. 2.3. Examples of bribery and corruption include: 2.3.1. offering, promising, giving, or agreeing to give payment or something of value (including hospitality) to an individual or organization with the intent of securing a more favorable price in contract negotiations; 2.3.2. offer, promise, give or agree to give payment or anything of value (including hospitality) to an individual or organization that results in the award of a contract to the Group; 2.3.3. offer, promise, give, or agree to give a payment or something of value (including hospitality) that, directly or indirectly, influences a public official in the context of contract awards, license approvals or renewals, trials, inspections, investigations, public services, or in any other context related to the authorities or powers of the Public Official; 2.3.4. offer, promise, or give any payment or advantage to an employee or representative of a private entity with the intent to obtain an improper commercial advantage to the detriment of fair competition 2.3.5. soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to receive payment or something of value (including hospitality) in exchange for the award of a contract to a supplier; 2.3.6. frustrating or defrauding, through undue adjustment, collusion or other means, fair competition in tendering procedures; 2.3.7. hindering investigation or inspection activities carried out by Public Officials, concealing information or providing false information or intervening in their activities, including within the scope of regulatory agencies. 2.4. The above list is not exhaustive, and any of these situations must be analyzed in the context and the particular situation in which the Group and the Subject Persons are involved. 2.5. Subject Persons"}