US EditionThe Governor Sued for Not Delivering Information From Information Officers or Agency Chiefs
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One month after Puerto Rico’s governor, Jenniffer González Colón, signed the amendments to the Transparency Law that limit the right of access to public information, the data of most of the executive branch’s information officers and the contacts of agency chiefs are unknown, to whom it is now necessary to inform of requests for information so that an application is not considered ‘favorable’. Faced with this, the Center for Investigative Journa…
San Juan, PR — One month after Puerto Rico’s governor, Jenniffer González Colón, signed the amendments to the Transparency Law that limit the right of access to public information, the data of most of the executive branch’s information officers and the contacts of agency chiefs are unknown to those who must now be informed of requests for information so that an application is not considered ‘defective’. For this reason, the Center for Investigat…
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