YES.

• Books, pamphlets, articles, brochures and other written works.
• Computer software.
• Databases which are either legible by computer or by any other device.
• Lectures, speeches, recorded sermons, and any other verbal works, provided that such are being recorded.
• Dramatic or dramatic- musical works and pantomime.
• Musical compositions with or without words.
• Audiovisual works.
• Architectural works.
• Works of drawing, painting, sculpture, lithography, printing on textiles, and any similar works of fine arts.
• Photographic works and analogous works.
• Works of applied arts and plastic arts.
• Illustrations, geographical maps, plans, sketches, and three- dimensional works relative to geography, topography or architecture.
• Derivative works, without prejudice to the protection granted to the works from which it has been derived.

The work that originates from a preexisting work, such as translations, musical distributions, collections of works, including data bases which are legible either from the computer or elsewhere, and groups of folklore expressions, so long as such expressions are innovated in respect of the arrangement or choice of the contents thereof.

YES, with that condition that- if the work made by more than one author- it will be under the guidance of a natural or juridical person, who shall undertake publishing the work in his name and under his supervision.

The duration is the artist's life, with the addition of 50 years following the artist's date of passing.

NO, even if the above is expressed, described, illustrated or included in a work.

YES.

YES.

NO, but highly recommended to be effective against third parties.

7 working days.

YES, both criminal and civil sanctions.