Live Webinar — November 19
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The Associação Latino-Americana de Internet (ALAI), in partnership with the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe), invites you to a webinar that will examine how the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is transforming digital markets — and what this means for Brazil and Latin America.
🗓 Wednesday, November 19, 2025
🕑 10:00 a.m. (Brazil) / 2:00 p.m. (Europe/Brussels)
📍 Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/eym-brab-yxw
🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/cinZsohcu4Jyo2YX8
The DMA is reshaping the global digital ecosystem, setting new rules for large online platforms and redefining the dynamics of competition and innovation. This discussion brings together specialists from Europe and Latin America to explore regional implications, policy opportunities, and lessons for our markets.
Moderation:
Daniel Friedlaender — Senior Vice President & Head of Office, CCIA Europe.
With over two decades of experience in EU public policy, his expertise spans digital innovation, competition, and platform regulation.Raúl Echeberría — Executive Director, ALAI.
A longstanding leader in global Internet governance, founder and former CEO of LACNIC, and former Global Vice President of the Internet Society. Recently elected to the ICANN Board (2025–2028).Zuzana Púčiková — Public affairs specialist with extensive experience in EU digital policy, having led policy roles at Uber, Amazon, EVBox, and more.
Panelistas
Juliana Domingues — Professor of Economic Law, University of São Paulo; Director at IBCI; former Brazilian National Secretary for Consumer Affairs.
Kati Suominen — Founder and CEO of Nextrade Group; creator of global initiatives to expand SME participation in digital trade.
Maria Teresa Stecher — Senior Policy Manager, CCIA Europe; specialist in competition, digital markets, and connectivity policy.
Prof. Mikolaj Barczentewicz — Academic expert in tech law, legal theory, and digital regulation; University of Surrey.
Sérgio Garcia Álves — Public Policy Manager for Brazil, ALAI; over 15 years of experience in Internet regulation, digital economy, and technology policy.
This session will address the DMA’s impacts on competition, innovation, and market dynamics, followed by an open Q&A.
It will be conducted in English, with Portuguese subtitles.
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