Terms of use
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General
The Organisation operates and maintains this internet site for purposes of providing information, guidance and assistance to its visitors, free of charge.
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Prospective Information
This Website contains prospective information on the financial situation, results of operations and businesses of The Organisation and any companies controlled by, controlling or under common control with The Organisation (the “Affiliates”). Any information that is not an assertion of historical facts is or might be deemed to be prospective information. Prospective information is any assertion on future expectations based on management‘s current expectations and assumptions, and involves known and unknown risks and uncertainties that might cause results, performance or events to differ significantly from those expressed or implied in such assertions. Prospective information includes, among other things, assertions on the potential exposure of The Organisation and its Affiliates to market risks as well as assertions expressing expectations, beliefs, estimates, forecasts, projections and assumptions. Such prospective information is identified by the use of terms and expressions such as “anticipate”, “believe”, “might”, “estimate”, “expect”, “intend to”, “may”, “plan”, “objectives”, “perspectives”, “likely”, “project”, “will seek to”, “target”, “risks”, “goals”, “should” and similar terms and expressions.
There are certain factors that might affect the future operations of The Organisation and its Affiliates and cause such results to differ significantly from those expressed in the prospective information contained in this Website, including (but not limited to): (a) general inflation rates not reflected in the rate adjustment system of the organisation; (b) fluctuations in the prices of natural gas and those related to electric power generation; (c) fluctuations in currency value; (d) results of operations; (e) estimated financial reserves; (f) loss of public utility concessions; (g) physical and environmental risks; (h) risks associated with the identification of appropriate assets and objectives for potential acquisitions, and with satisfactory negotiation and execution of such transactions; (i) risks arising from commercial operations made in a developing country subject to international sanctions; (j) legislative, tax and regulatory developments, including litigation and potential regulatory impact from events related to points a, b, c and f; (k) economic and financial conditions of the regional market; (l) political risks, delays or progress in projects, calculations and cost approvals; and (m) changes in the exchange conditions, including expatriation of dividends.
The prospective information contained in this Website is expressly qualified in its entirety by the warnings contained or referred to herein. Readers must not excessively rely on prospective information. Each piece of prospective information only refers to the date of this document.
Neither The Organisation nor any of its Affiliates hereby assume any obligation to publicly update or revise any prospective information as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Taking these risks into account, the results may differ significantly from those stated, implied or inferred from prospective information contained in this Website. -
Contents
The information or suggestions appearing on this Website are of a general nature and must not be used to take any decisions. The Organisation and its Affiliates have made their best efforts to ensure that the information contained in this Website is true and accurate at the time it is included. However, The Organisation and its Affiliates do not provide any guarantees that the contents are free from any inadvertent errors.
The Organisation and its Affiliates do not guarantee that the information, text, graphics, links or contents of all the articles included in this Website are accurate or complete, and they do not undertake to update the information contained in this Website. Any reference in the Website of The Organisation to any product, service, process, hypertext link or any other information referring to the trade name and trademark of manufacturers, vendors and third parties in general does not necessarily constitute or imply any endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation whatsoever by The Organisation or its Affiliates.
In no event shall the contents of this Website be deemed to be comprehensive, complete or accurate or be used as substitutes for a professional opinion on the matter.
The access to and use of the information contained in this Website are the sole responsibility of the user. The User is responsible for the provision and proper operation of all equipment and software required to access the Internet and the Website, and any use thereof shall be at its own risk. The User must not make any changes to the software or functionality of the Website. Without limiting the foregoing, the User must not incorporate any material to the Website containing programming routines or other devices that might damage, interfere with or block any system, data or information. -
Limitation of Liabilit
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Links to other websites and references to other companies
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Intellectual property rights
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Governing Law and Jurisdiction
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