[Anonymous]

Does such a thing exist in Spain?

[Anonymous]

Hi

I haven’t read it all but it would appear no.

http://www.opengovjournal.org/article/viewFile/375/480

Can you imagine how local government in Spain would cope with having to supply (the correct) information from a request within 20 working days.?

regards

Paul

[mariadecastro]

Freedom of information is a public freedom stated in art 20.d of th Spanish Constitution of 1978 with the highest standards of judicial proteccion as being included in the ” super-guaranteed” seccion primera, capítulo segundo, titulo primero .

It has not been a development of this in an specific act so far but there are plenty of COnstitutional Court´s decissions regaridng this: this Tribunal is the author of the definitions, characterisitcs, features, types of FUndamental Rights and Public Liberties in Spain.

I love Constitutional Law! Actually doing my PHD on COnstitutional Law.

[Anonymous]

Thank you p800aul and Maria for your replies and your comments are duly noted.
With such voluminous information, my tiny brain has decided that any action I was thinking of taking is probably just not worth the candle …or a light!

But hey, won’t I have a lot to talk about at the next dinner party I get invited to… d’ya think ?

[mariadecastro]

oh yes!!
🙂

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