Exceptions: 1) To reproduce and distribute through the press or broadcast by radio transmission, by cable transmission, information, news and current affairs articles, in cases where reproduction, broadcasting or public transmission has not been expressly reserved; 2) Reproduce and make available to the public, on the occasion of information relating to current events by means of photography, audiovisual work, broadcasting or cable transmission, fragments of works seen or heard in the course of such events, to the extent justified by the purpose of the information; 3) To use by any form of communication to the public, political or judicial speeches, dissertations, addresses, sermons and other similar works, pronounced in public, for the purpose of information, on current events, 4) for the personal and exclusive use of the user, made by the interested party himself, with his own means, 5) photomechanical reproductions for the exclusive personal use, such as photocopying and microfilm, provided that they are limited to small parts of a protected work or out-of-print works. 6) When it is not possible to acquire a copy on reasonable terms, public libraries may reproduce for the exclusive use of their readers and when necessary for preservation and for lending service to other public libraries, a copy of protected works deposited in their archival collections that are out of print. 7)For teaching or examination purposes in educational institutions, provided that there is no profit motive and to the extent justified by the intended purpose of lawfully published articles, lectures, lessons, short extracts or short works, provided that such use is in accordance with honest practices. 