La ley de transparencia, camino de su quinto aniversario
Reflexiones sobre su eficacia y aplicación
Abstract
By the end of 2018 it will be five years since the Law 19/2013, of Transparency and Access to Public Information and Good Government was published in the Spanish Official State Gazette. Its implementation and effectiveness should not be analyzed by an un critical measure of the number of pages visited, applications made or documents published by all the Spanish public administrations. The anniversary is a good opportunity to reflect on other issues not always visible but also very important.References
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