Transparencia y libertad de información en las instituciones de la UE
Helen Darbishire2020-02-14T13:53:28+01:00Fecha: 21/06/2016 a las 9.00h Lugar: Parlamento Europeo, Bruselas
Fecha: 21/06/2016 a las 9.00h Lugar: Parlamento Europeo, Bruselas
Madrid, 10 junio 2016 - La Coalición ProAcceso [1], formada por más de 60 organizaciones y actores de la sociedad civil, hace un llamamiento a las distintas fuerzas políticas españolas para que asuman, de cara a las próximas elecciones generales del 26 de junio, un firme compromiso que garantice el pleno derecho de acceso a la información en España y la transparencia de lo público ajustándose a los 10 principios defendidos por la Coalición desde el año 2006. Las organizaciones instan a las principales fuerzas políticas a incluir en sus programas como área de reforma prioritaria las necesarias mejoras en
Calls for Transparency to be core part of future governance agenda Madrid, 7 June 2016 - Access Info Europe has criticised the decision by the World Bank to axe its department working on access to information and called on it to keep promotion of transparency as a core part of promoting good, open government. Access Info also expressed concern that the Bank is likely to stop work on developing indicators that can be used to measure Sustainable Development Goal 16.10.2 on the right of access to information, something that other bodies such as UNESCO had been planning to rely on
Diario_responsable | 07/06/2016 Español - Los lobbies o grupos de presión es un colectivo que tienen intereses comunes y realizan acciones dirigidas a influir ante la Administración Pública para promover decisiones favorables a sus intereses. Esta actividad, perfectamente legítima se encuentra regulada en algunos países pero no es así en España. Leer más...
Rtve.es | 31/05/2015 Español- La colalición ¡transparencia del lobby ya! es una plataforma cuyo objetivo es reivindicar e impulsar la creación de un marco regulatorio para el lobby en España basado en la transparencia, la integridad y la participación. Hemos hablado con Alba Gutiérrez de Access Info Europe. Leer más...
Madrid, 6 June 2016 – Access Info Europe has called on the European Union and the Council of Europe to ensure that future lobby control rules that both are in the process of developing are fully in line with The International Standards for Lobbying Regulation. In submissions to separate public consultations held by the EU and Council of Europe, the pro-transparency organisation underscored the need for lobbying regulation to ensure that full information on the activity of lobbyists is both recorded and published. In response to the EU consultation Access Info proposed EU institutions keep better records of interactions with
Fecha: 1 Junio, 2016 Lugar: Amsterdam
This article was originally published by ALTER-EU. Brussels, 23 May 2015 - Do you want to see more transparency about who is lobbying who in Brussels and the EU institutions? Are you angry about the privileged access that corporate lobbyists get to EU decision-makers, whether it be on TTIP, tobacco, climate, regulation, digital rights...? The European Commission is consulting about how to improve the EU lobby transparency register with a view to revising and improving the current set-up. The consultation process is far from perfect, and the extent of the Commission's future ambition is not yet clear, but nonetheless, the
Madrid, 19 May 2016 - On the day that the news is full of the fact that Portugal this month had four straight days of zero emissions energy production using renewable sources (full story here), documents obtained by Access Info Europe using Spain’s Transparency Law reveal the tense political battles behind a controversial 2015 law that imposes prohibitive taxes on use of home-produced energy (such as from solar power). Spain – a country replete with sunshine, wind and waves – could be breaking the same records as Portugal, but instead the renewables sector has been undermined and citizens who generate
El Diario | 12/05/2016 Español Industria incluyó en uno de los últimos borradores del decreto de autoconsumo dos párrafos que había sugerido la eléctrica. Tras las protestas de diversos sectores, el Ministerio se echó atrás y acabó permitiendo autoconsumir a clientes con bono social o tarifa regulada de la luz. Iberdrola expuso en julio de 2013 argumentos a favor del 'impuesto al sol' luego replicados en un estudio de FAES, la fundación del PP. Read more...