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The president of the Council of Transparency and Good Governance (CTBG), Concepción Campos Acuña, participated on November 10 in the Sustainability Week 2026 of the Illustrious Bar Association of Barcelona (ICAB) with the conference Transparency in algorithms.

The Council for Transparency and Good Governance has just published on its website the reports with the results of its evaluation this year of compliance with the obligations of active publicity of 125 private entities receiving subsidies and public aid. Although the average degree of compliance achieved by all entities is insufficient, at 47.5%, there is an improvement over the evaluation carried out by the Council in 2025, the average level reached by the category of private subjects was 34.4%.

The institution thus strengthens its management structure with a professional with extensive experience in the public sector in the field of transparency and open government.

In the first nine months of 2026, the CTBG has received a record 3,021 complaints filed by people dissatisfied with the response, or lack thereof, of the administrations to their requests for public information. The figure is 75% more than in the same period of 2025 and far exceeds the 2,767 complaints registered during the entire last year

The CTBG invites public and private entities subject to the Transparency Act to participate in a voluntary evaluation of its transparency portals. This process will allow you to check the evolution of your Mandatory Information Compliance Index (ICIO), an indicator that measures the degree to which entities comply with their active advertising obligations.

Concepción Campos has today defended transparency as an essential element to guarantee the rights of citizens in the face of the advance of artificial intelligence in the public sector. Campos has participated in the Presentation Day of the “Charter of Principles to ensure a democratic use of AI”, held at the Center for Political and Constitutional Studies.

Available for consultation on the resolutions issued by the Council in August in 213 complaints procedures against the General State Administration and the state public sector.

Available for consultation the resolutions issued by the Council in September in 57 complaint procedures against the regional and local administrations of those autonomous communities with which we have an agreement.

The Council for Transparency and Good Governance (CTBG) was visited on 25 September by a delegation from Serbia composed of representatives of the main institutions responsible for the public procurement system and for monitoring integrity and accountability in this area.

The president of the Council of Transparency and Good Government (CTBG), Concepción Campos, has held today an initial institutional meeting with the president of the Council of State, Carmen Calvo, at the headquarters of this last institution, which this year commemorates its fifth centenary.