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Promoting Paris in Zagreb
[Post first published on the Open Government Partnership Blog] Helen Darbishire, Executive Director Zagreb, 20 July 2017 - “It’s really hard to have put a lot of effort into publishing a citizens’ budget and then to have only ten people click on it,” lamented one official in the Croatian Ministry of Finance. This is a classic challenge facing reformers
¿Cuánto tiempo tuvimos que esperar las respuestas?
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¿Por qué nos denegaron el acceso?
ES: Why were we refused access? Create your own infographics Vuelve a la página de Transparencia de los Registros Mercantiles
¿Cuánto quieren que paguemos?
Es: How much does it cost to access the information? Create your own infographics Vuelve a la página de Transparencia de los Registros Mercantiles
Requesters appeal to EU Ombudsman for access to Commissioners’ expenses
Madrid, 20 June 2017 - Access Info Europe and 53 requesters from across Europe appealed to the European Ombudsman about the European Commissions’ failure to register, process, and respond to requests for the 2016 travel expenses of EU Commissioners submitted five months ago, in January 2017. The joint complaint highlights the Commission’s four major violations of the EU transparency rules:
Cyprus government flawed interpretation of European transparency standards
[UPDATE: Madrid, 11 December 2017 - On 25 April, the Cyptriot Government answered the letter sent by Access Info raising questions regarding to Cyprus Access to Information Law. You can find a copy of the letters here : ] Madrid, 15 June 2017 - Access Info Europe and six Cypriot civil society organisations [1] have raised concerns with the Cyprus