The block of the PRO in the Chamber of Deputies joined in the rejection of the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) published in the Official Gazette which aims to limit access to public information: “It guarantees an essential right in any democracy.”
“The national deputies of the PRO bloc We categorically reject regulatory decree 780/2024 which modifies Law No. 27,275 on Access to Public Information sanctioned during the presidency of Mauricio Macri,” the statement reads in its first paragraph.
The text was published through the official account of the yellow party on the X platform (formerly Twitter) and adds to the discrepancies that the PRO has regarding the projects and decrees promoted by the Executive Branch of Javier Milei.
The PRO raises objections to Milei’s DNU: “It is an essential right”
In a critical tone, the PRO legislators pointed out that “this law is fundamental for the citizens, since guarantees an essential right in any democracy: free and unrestricted access to public information. This right not only promotes transparency and accountability, but also gives citizens greater control and oversight over the actions of the State.”
They added: “Changing this rule through regulations without the necessary consensus represents a step backwards in terms of transparency and public control, which are essential elements for the proper functioning of our democracy.”
Organizations rejected Javier Milei’s decree limiting access to public information: “It is a serious regression”
Civil organizations and non-profit social They rejected the modification of the law on Access to Public Information which was arranged by the Government of Javier Milei through the decree 780/24. They claim that seeks to restrict a fundamental right for democracy and they denounce that it is a “serious regression” in state transparency.
The Executive Branch Yesterday, progress was made in modifying the regulations of Law 27,275through the redefinition of terminology and limiting access to private information. In response to this, a group of organizations They expressed their “concern” by the regulations and they assured that “attempts to restrict the right of Access to Public Information.”
The document is signed by 20 associations, including Citizen Power, the Center for Public Policy Implementation for Equity and Growth (CIPPEC), Legislative Directory, the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS), Amnesty International and the School of Prosecutors, among others.
Source: Ambito
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