Los riesgos de corrupción de los lobbies
Lobbies or interest groups are inherent in contemporary democratic societies and are an element of guarantee of representativeness, as well as a mechanism facilitating technical knowledge to public rulers and policy makers. In order to avoid the risks of corruption from undue influence and its activ...
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2021
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| Sumario: | Lobbies or interest groups are inherent in contemporary democratic societies and are an element of guarantee of representativeness, as well as a mechanism facilitating technical knowledge to public rulers and policy makers. In order to avoid the risks of corruption from undue influence and its activity being beneficial to society, preventive measures such as the transparency of its action must be established through the compulsory registration of interest groups and the publication of the agenda of senior officials, the development of institutional integrity systems and equal access to all interests, not only in the regulatory field, but especially in the field of public procurement. |
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