• 23 June 2015

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    Category : Interview

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    Colombia and EUROsociAL, together in the fight against corruption

    Colombia cuenta con una sólida política anticorrupción y el programa EUROsociAL de la Unión Europea liderado por la FIIAPP le apoya para conseguir sus objetivosColombia has a solid anti-corruption policy, and the European Union's EUROsociAL programme, led by the FIIAPP, is supporting it in achieving its objectives

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    El Presidente de la República de Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, firma el decreto que reglamenta parcialmente la Ley de Transparencia (enero 2014).

    Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos signs the decree partially regulating the country’s transparency law (January 2014).

    In 2014, Colombia passed the Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information for the purpose of reducing corruption levels in the country. According to public opinion polls, corruption is a major concern of the population. It has nearly the same importance as security, violence and unemployment issues.

     

    The Colombian Secretary of Transparency, Camilo Enciso, in this video analyses the role of the EUROsociAL programme in implementation of the Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information.

     

    Complete interview with Camilo Enciso here

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