Available for consultation the resolutions issued by the Council in January in 157 complaint procedures against the regional and local administrations of those autonomous communities with which we have an agreement.

Available for consultation on the resolutions issued by the Council in January in 110 complaints procedures against the General State Administration and the state public sector.

This figure means that 40.2% more complaints have been filed than in 2024 by citizens dissatisfied with the response (or lack of response) of the Administration to their requests for information. Of these, 1,778 files correspond to claims against the organs and bodies of the State Administration (27.3% more than in 2024). The remaining complaints received (989 files) were submitted to the autonomous and local administrations, bodies and entities of the autonomous communities that have attributed to the Council the exercise of jurisdiction in this matter through the corresponding agreement (Principado de Asturias, Illes Balears, Cantabria, Extremadura, La Rioja, Ceuta and Melilla), which represents 71.7% more than in 2024.

In this exercise, the Council will assess the level of compliance with the active publicity obligations of more than 300 public and private institutions, bodies and entities, that is, it will analyse whether they publish on their institutional websites all the information of public interest established by the Transparency Act.

Available for consultation the resolutions issued by the Council in December in 118 complaint procedures against the regional and local administration of those autonomous communities with which we have agreements.

The selection of the evaluated entities has been made through random sampling between entities receiving subsidies or public aid amounting to more than 500,000 euros in the period of one year, based on the information contained in the National Database of Subsidies. Of the 84 entities analyzed, 22 had already been evaluated in 2024 by the Council, and 62 entities have been analyzed for the first time in 2025. The subjects evaluated include companies, foundations, associations, sports federations and NGOs.

Available for consultation on the resolutions issued by the Council in December in 121 complaints procedures against the General State Administration and the state public sector.

The Supreme Court has accepted the cassation appeals filed by the Transparency Council and a citizens’ foundation against the ruling of the National High Court that annuls our decision in favor of access to the resolution in which the Ministry of Health establishes the conditions of financing and price of a treatment in the National Health System. The procedure will make it possible to establish a doctrine on transparency in the field of prices and financing of medicines.

The Council of Transparency and Good Governance has today published the reports of the second evaluation that it has carried out on the six political parties at national level with representation in the Congress of Deputies.