Panama withdrew amendments to its transparency law following requests from the executive branch, affirming that the existing twenty-year-old statute remains adequate for the relevant sectors. This decision prioritizes current stability over proposed adjustments. It underscores how executive influence can directly shape open data policy, illustrating the dynamic interplay between legislative bodies and transparency governance frameworks.
Source:Published on 2023-09-22
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