ACCEDIENDO A LOS REGISTROS MERCANTILES
EJERCIENDO EL DERECHO A SABER
SOLO 1 DE 32 PAÍSES EUROPEOS PERMITE EL ACCESO PÚBLICO
Y GRATUITO A LA TOTALIDAD DE SUS REGISTROS MERCANTILES
Los gobiernos europeos, al poner obstáculos para acceder a los datos de registros mercantiles, se convierten en cómplices en el bloqueo del acceso a la información a los periodistas de investigación que se esfuerzan por descubrir actividades criminales, lavado de capitales y evasión de impuestos.]
¿Qué opinan los expertos?
¿Por qué es tan importante para el público tener acceso total y gratuito a los registros mercantiles? (en inglés)
Punto de vista de los usuarios sobre el acceso a los registros mercantiles (en inglés)
Hallazgos
El siguiente mapa resume los resultados del proceso de petición, que ha tardado casi dos años.
Para saber más sobre lo que ocurrió con cada país, haz click en el mapa o utiliza la siguiente lista de países (en inglés):
Leyenda
Rojo… denegado el acceso a la información
Naranja… todavía en proceso
Verde…acceso total a la información
Azul… silencio administrativo
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