Neighborhood associations in Leganés appeal to the Transparency Council to learn about the city council's agreements with CD Leganés - Tercera Información

Neighborhood associations in Leganés appeal to the Transparency Council to learn about the city council's agreements with CD Leganés - Tercera Información

The neighborhood organization has accused the mayor of Leganés of refusing to provide public information regarding the football club’s urban planning activities, despite presiding over a transparency network, thereby violating current regulations. This refusal reflects an intent to conceal details of his administrative management, which runs counter to the basic principles of accountability. The case underscores the importance of open data and municipal transparency, as the lack of access to public information limits citizen participation and democratic oversight. By excluding the community from essential documents concerning land use, the fundamental right to information is being violated. Finally, the federation has requested the intervention of the Transparency Council to enforce legal compliance, emphasizing that transparent management is key to maintaining trust in institutions. This conflict highlights the importance of effective mechanisms to ensure that public information is made available, thereby promoting a more informed and responsible society.

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