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Rebaza, Rodrigo and Mijares latest pharma sale

Wednesday, 1st February

Two years after Mexico’s Grupo Casa Saba acquired a chain of drugstores in Peru through its purchase of Chile’s Farmacias Ahumada (FASA), Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados has helped Peru’s Quicorp buy the pharmacies for an undisclosed amount.

Rodrigo and Payet in Peruvian power loan

Thursday, 26th January

Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados has helped Peruvian power transmission concessionaire ATN 2 and its parent company, Spain’s Abengoa, obtain financing from Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP).

Miranda & Amado loses corporate partner

Wednesday, 25th January

Miranda & Amado Abogados partner Italo Carrano is returning to Payet Rey Cauvi Abogados, a move that follows Payet Rey partner Jorge Lazarte’s decision to join Peruvian pharmaceutical company Inkafarma as general counsel.

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