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In German legislation it is very common for so-called "open house" contracts to be signed in order to acquire pharmaceutical products, these contracts have the characteristic that they are celebrated without a prior tender for the selection of the supplier, here simply the contracting entity verifies that the latter comply with those who meet the requirements set for the satisfaction of the announced need. For its part, the interested supplier must not submit an offer, it must only demonstrate to the contracting entity that it complies with the budgets established for the conclusion of the contract. With the arrival of the health pandemic caused by COVID - 19, in Germany the authorities or contracting authorities have used this method in order to supply themselves with pharmaceutical products, they have entered into "open house" contracts for the supply of some products and later it will be the doctor, the pharmacist or the patient who chooses the provider of their choice. ; En la legislación alemana es muy común que se celebren los denominados contratos "open house" con el fin de adquirir productos farmacéuticos, estos contratos tienen como característica que se celebran sin existir una licitación previa para la selección del proveedor, aquí simplemente el ente contratante verifica que este ultimo cumpa con los que cumpla con los requisitos fijado para la satisfacción de la necesidad anunciada. Por su parte, el proveedor interesado no debe presentar oferta, solamente debe demostrar a la entidad contratante que cumpla con los presupuestos establecidos para la celebración del contrato. Con la llegada de la pandemia sanitaria por el COVID – 19, en Alemania las autoridades o poderes adjudicadores han usado este método para proveerse de servicios farmacéuticos, por lo que, han celebrado contratos "open house" para el suministro de algunos productos para que posterior a ello el médico, el farmacéutico o el paciente sean quienes elijan el proveedor de su preferencia. ; Na legislação alemã é muito comum que sejam ...

This article emphasizes the discussion around the representations and effective uses of the House
of Detention in Recife in the context of the empire's prison reform. Symbol of civility and penal
modernity, but also of control and public security, the House of Detention in Recife was perceived
by city managers as an instrument whose purpose was to settle and remedy the criminal
practices of a portion of the population considered to be unruly and prone to crime. On the other
hand, a group of popular segments, far from endorsing this representation of the prison
institution, appropriated the prison as a commercial zone. Between the "reassuring institution"
and the "house of commerce", between the representations of the elite and the effective uses of
the institution, we will reconstruct aspects of the history of prison reform as experienced in Recife
in the second half of the 19th century.