US EditionSpeaker Promises Focus on Anti-Dynasty Bill This Congress
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Senate Bill 63 (PS63), which would amend Law 141-2019 on transparency and access to public information and which various sectors believe would further hinder access to data, will be held for public hearing today in the…
HOUSE TO PRIORITIZE ICI, ANTI-DYNASTY BILLS
Speaker Bojie Dy announced two initiatives to fight corruption, strengthen accountability, and restore public trust in government, saying the House of Representatives must lead by example in pursuing reforms that uphold integrity and responsibility in public service. In his speech at the resumption of the House session, Dy described corruption as a deep wound that hinders development, undermines good governance, and betrays public trust. “May is…
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Carlos “Johnny” Méndez, said this Wednesday, that the Legal Committee should not be in a hurry to complete a report on Senate Bill 63, which seeks to amend the Law on Transparency and Expedite Procedure for Access to Public Information, Law No. 141 of 2019. “We don’t have a hurry. We’ve been rushed, we’ve been labeled without just saying that we’re going to approve it today, that we’re going to approv…
The American Union of Civil Rights (ACLU) of Puerto Rico today warned the House of Representatives Legal Committee that Senate Bill 63 (P.S. 63) constitutes a serious step backwards in the constitutional right of citizens to access public information, the fundamental axis of any participatory democracy. “The government’s actions must always be governed by the principle of maximum disclosure, publicity and transparency in public management,” said…
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