e. Musical compositions with or without words. f. Audio-visual works. g. Works of drawing, painting, architecture, sculpture, lithography, printing on fabric, wood or metals, and any similar works in fine arts. h. Photographic works and similar. i. Works of applied and plastic arts either handcrafted or industrial. j. Illustrations, geographical maps, plans, sketches, and three-dimensional works related to geography, topography, or architecture. The title of the work also enjoys protection if created. Article (3): The following shall enjoy the protection under this law: a. Derivative works. b. Collections of works, such as encyclopedias, which by reason of the selection and arrangement of their contents constitute intellectual creations. c. Compilations of data or other material, whether in machine readable or other form, which by reason of the selection and arrangement of their contents constitute intellectual creations. The protection, stipulated in the three previous paragraphs shall be without prejudice to any copyright subsisting in the underlying content. Article (4): Protection shall not cover mere ideas, procedures, working methods, mathematical concepts, principles, discoveries and data. Additionally, protection shall not cover the following: a. Official documents of whatever original language or translated language, as texts of laws, regulations, decisions, agreements, international conventions, judicial orders, judgments of arbitrators and decisions issued by administrative committees with judicial competence, as well as official translations. b. News of the day and current events which are mere journalistic information. Notwithstanding, all of the above in the previous paragraphs shall enjoy protection if their compilation or arrangement, or any creation or intellectual effort, eligible for protection, is distinguished.