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Introduction: The objective of the article is to extract learnings for the modification and improvement of the regulatory norms of transparency in Spain, in exceptional situations such as the state of alarm, so that it serves purposes such as to facilitate the accountability and work of journalism professionals. Methodology: For this, an analysis of the controversy on the lack of government transparency in the context of the state of alarm is carried out, performing a reconstruction of the milestones and circumstances that occurred between the months of March and May 2020 in relation to the State's government transparency, combining various sources of information such as statistics, CIS survey data, press news, legal reports and bibliography. Results: the analysis confirms the insufficiencies of the transparency regulations detected in the literature by experts and journalists. Among them, the lack of recognition of access to public information as a fundamental right, the excess of deadlines to respond to requests for access, the limited use to develop data journalism or the weakness of the Council of Transparency and Good Governance, apart from a general lack of provisions to make accountability effective in health and the use of emergency contracts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It highlights the importance of documentary collections of Spanish university archives as a primary source of information, of undoubted interest for contemporary and current history. The informative contents of these collections are analysed through the great functions reflected in the documentary classification tables of the university archives. It also analyses the state of the issue of the right of access to documents, which will be free, although affected by the limits and deadlines established by applicable laws and respect for privacy and data protection, focusing primarily on access to public university documents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The publicity has an effect of legitimization and democratization of the system, because it allows to keep the citizenship informed about public matters in order to participate with freedom and responsibility and, consequently, to demand accountability to public offices. These objectives of high democratic value require within the culture of transparency that public powers assume obligations that link them beyond the principles of action. Hence, transparency requires specific obligations and the guarantee regulation of a right of access to citizenship that entitles it to request more information than those that respond by complying with the principle of active publicity. We will address the aspects of the right of access in the regulation given by the state law and in the LGT, putting the accent on the deficits and proposing solutions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article discusses government policy in Spain related to public access to documents, archives, and other historical materials. The authors consider the history of the regulations regarding access to information, including more liberal laws enacted during the country's transition to democracy in the 1970s, contradictory regulations, and the extension of the Ley de Secretos Oficiales (State Secrets Act), which limits access to archives relating to Spanish foreign policy, according to the authors. The impact of these laws and restrictions on historical research is also explored.

The objective of the article is to show the possibility that the monitoring of the presence of the social groups in the mass media of public ownership has, because of the lack of development of the Right of Access. A minimum empirical approximation to such presence highlights two aspects. On the one hand, the scarce presence of the social groups and, therefore, of the civil society, in the media. On the other hand, some essential methodological decisions that should be previously taken. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Behind a concise historical introduction, we start from the order 105.b) of the Constitution of 1978, for analyzing the evolution of the Spanish laws about of the Right of Access to the documents of our public records and, so, we can know what's its situation in this moment and if really exist an evident and accesible law for the profesionals and for the archives user. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]