Transparencia en España2021-08-30T11:48:49+02:00

FOMENTANDO EL DERECHO DE ACCESO A LA INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑA

HACEMOS CAMPAÑA PARA UNA MAYOR TRANSPARENCIA EN LA LEY Y EN LA PRÁCTICA

22Dic 2011

New Spanish crowd-funding platform presents first cheque to Access Info

Madrid, 20 December 2011: The new crowd-funding platform Goteo on Tuesday presented the first cheque for a successful project to Access Info, which received for €5,150 for a project to build an information request platform in Spain, in anticipation of the new access to information law expected to be adopted in the first half of 2012. The Goteo platform, whose

29Nov 2011

Resultados de la Campaña de las 100 Preguntas

  Madrid, 2 Abril 2012 – España es el único país de Europa con más de un millón de habitantes que no tiene una ley de acceso a la información. Este dato explica por qué el resultado de la presentación de 113 preguntas a entidades públicas revela un decepcionante 54% de silencio administrativo, la falta de respuesta alguna por parte

13Oct 2011

Spanish Government Fails on Election Promise to adopt Access Law

The Spanish government has conceded that it failed to conquer internal resistance to its draft access to infomation law in time to meet the 2008 electoral promises to adopt a law during this legislatrure; elections are scheduled in Spain for 20 November 2011. Speaking with representatives of the NGO platform, the Coalición Pro Acceso on 10 October 2011, Spain’s Minister

27Sep 2011

Closer Every Day to an Access to Information law in Spain?

Madrid 28 September 2011 – Today Access Info Europe and the Coalición Pro Acceso will hold a round table to celebrate International Right to Know Day with members of four Spanish political parties to discuss their proposals for transparency in the next legislative period.   Spain’s two major political parties, the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE), currently in government, and

29Jul 2011

Spanish Cabinet Approves & Publishes Draft Access to Information Law

29 July 2011: On the same day that it announced early elections, the Spanish government released to Access Info Europe a proposed access to information law, finally taking a step towards fulfilling an electoral promise first made in 2004. There is little chance of the law being adopted during this legislative period, but it raises the stakes for the campaign

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