Podemos Cantabria criticizes the persistence of opacity within the CROTU body, whose transparency law mandates the immediate publication of meeting minutes. The prolonged delay in disseminating these administrative documents prevents public oversight of critical decisions affecting rural land and citizens’ building rights. This lack of transparency, combined with structural changes in the composition of the body, has raised suspicions about its legitimacy and its commitment to protecting the territory. Citizens are unable to scrutinize how controversial cases are resolved, thereby violating fundamental principles of access to information and accountability in public management. This case is significant for open data because it highlights the gap between transparency regulations and operational reality. It demonstrates that simply making data available does not guarantee timely accessibility, which is essential for citizen oversight. The potential legal action underscores the urgency of complying with standards for openness and timely updates of administrative data.
Source: elfaradio.comPublished on 2024-07-04
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