Ley de Transparencia Social obliga a organizaciones sin fines de lucro a registrarse en plataforma informática e implementar sistemas de integridad
The approval of the Social Transparency Law establishes a strict regulatory framework for nonprofit organizations, requiring their mandatory registration on a public digital platform administered by the government. This regulation aims to consolidate and classify the legal, financial, and operational information of these entities, creating a single registry that enables citizen access to this data. Compliance is mandatory, as non-compliance may result in the temporary suspension of activities or the revocation of legal personality, marking a turning point in state oversight of the third sector. The law introduces a system of differentiated obligations based on each organization’s risk level, including the publication of bylaws, audited financial statements, sources of funding, and integrity policies. While some large or international organizations already meet high transparency standards due to their own protocols or prior obligations, the measure poses significant challenges for small entities that lack the necessary documentary structure. This suggests that implementation could generate asymmetries within the sector, where administrative capacities will determine the ease of adapting to the new regulatory regime. This initiative is relevant to the open data movement because it institutionalizes proactive transparency through a centralized public access system. By digitizing and making available the information of social organizations, it facilitates citizen auditing and data analysis regarding the impact and governance of the nonprofit sector. However, its success will depend on the quality of the published data and the equitable application of the rules, ensuring that transparency does not become an entry barrier that marginalizes smaller actors, but rather strengthens public trust through verifiable accountability.
Source: eluniverso.comPublished on 2025-08-29
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