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The “Administrative Silence” of the Government Transparency Portal - Sin Comillas

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The “Administrative Silence” of the Government Transparency Portal Verónica Ferraiuoli, Coordinator of the Initiative for Administrative Deregulation and Efficiency (IDEA). Photo by Brandon Cruz González Centro de Periodismo Investigativa COLUMNA: Freedom of Speech By Carlos F. Ramos Hernández One month after Gov. Jenniffer González Colón signed Senate Bill 63 that amended the Transparency Act, Lcda.
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The “Administrative Silence” of the Government Transparency Portal Verónica Ferraiuoli, Coordinator of the Initiative for Administrative Deregulation and Efficiency (IDEA). Photo by Brandon Cruz González Centro de Periodismo Investigativa COLUMNA: Freedom of Speech By Carlos F. Ramos Hernández One month after Gov. Jenniffer González Colón signed Senate Bill 63 that amended the Transparency Act, Lcda.

One month after Gov. Jenniffer González Colón signed Senate Bill 63 that amended the Transparency Act, Lcda. Verónica Ferraiuoli, coordinator of the Initiative for Administrative Deregulation and Efficiency (IDEA), announced with great deployment in the media the creation of the Public Transparency Portal, a digital platform “to submit and follow up on requests for public information” sent to dependencies of the Executive Branch.

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Centro de Periodismo Investigativo broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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