US EditionLights and Shadows of an Anti-Corruption Plan
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Some of the most relevant improvements demanded by the Council of Europe are again omitted from the initiative.
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TotalNews Agency USA EspañolThe first reactions of the judicial associations to the plan against corruption announced by Sánchez in Congress have not been made to wait. Although laudable on the paper, it presents serious shortcomings in substance. This is assured by the second association in number of affiliates, Francisco de Vitoria, who believes that to really combat corruption, "it is not enough to announce new agencies or technological tools" if something essential is …
The President of the Government has announced a series of measures to increase the punishment of companies that benefit from corruption cases, to encourage the recovery of public money even if there is no conviction and to improve the resources of the specialized Prosecutor's OfficeSánchez announces an anti-corruption plan with 15 measures in the face of the scandal of Santos Cerdán The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has announced a…
The anti-corruption plan announced by Sánchez includes many measures that already exist and others for which there is no budget, judges warn.
The main associations of judges in Spain have described the anti-corruption plan presented by Pedro Sánchez as "make-up". The measures are redundant or already exist The Professional Association of the Magistracy (APM), the Francisco de Vitoria Judicial Association (AJFV) and the Independent Judicial Forum (FJI) consider that the measures are redundant or already exist, and criticize that the plan lacks real political will and the resources nece…
They consider that there are already sufficient regulatory tools and agencies, but there is a lack of budgetary resources to have personal and material resources and "real political will." More information: Sanchez announces an anti-corruption agency and proposes 14 more coordinated measures with the OECD
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