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Early Registration Fee: US$650 (payment to be received on or before December 31, 2021)
Regular Registration Fee: US$725 (payment received before March 31, 2022)
Late/On-Site Registration Fee: US$795 (payment received from April 1 onwards)

For any queries please contact us at:

Liliana Aguilar: laguilar@hvs.com
Helena Cardiel: hcardiel@hvs.com
Phone: +011 (5255) 5245-7590

	Event	Start Date
	HVS MexHIC 2022	Tue, Apr 5, 2022

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