Official Gazette of Bolivia is the written means of communication that the plurinational state of Bolivia uses to publish its legal regulations, such as constitutions, treaties, laws, decrees, regulations, trademarks and patents, and other acts of a public nature.

 

Once the trademarks, patents, standards or decisions have been approved or sanctioned by the respective organs of the powers of the State, they must be promulgated and published in order to have legal effects, and therefore be respected and recognized as part of the legal system. legal state. This is based on the principle that the law must be known to the public in order to be legitimate.