US EditionCouncil of Europe Accuses Sánchez of Failing to Comply with His Anti-Corruption Recommendations for Six Years
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Five years after the Group of States Against Corruption (GRECO) of the Council of Europe issued a series of recommendations to the government of Pedro Sánchez to strengthen its institutional framework in the face of political corruption, Spain continues to fail to implement them effectively. In its latest follow-up report, the international body warns that important delays persist in key reforms, such as the regulation of political advisers, the…
Finds flaws in regulation on political advisors and lobbying
The Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) warns Spain that it has not complied with its recommendations on the regulation of political advisers or on the reform of the form of lobbying. It also regrets that the regulation of interest groups or 'lobbies' has not yet materialized and has left out the obligation to make the agendas public between lobbyists and senior officials.
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