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   * Statement (national language):
   * Translation (ENG):
-Transparency    and information access are two essential conditions for the running of   a  democratic system, which have to balance with the individual  privacy  right and confidentiality of specific information, justified by  economic  and collective safety reasons.
-We    consider that information access should be a civic right since it   makes  possible the personal development of individuals and allows them   to  take part, at their full capability, in collective affairs   management,  as well as to control the decisions of political   representatives and public administrators. Consequently, we are   committed to:
-Achieve   that transparency becomes a proactive duty to inform, and a usual   practice within public administrations and entities involved.\\
-All   economic internal information of Public Administrations has to be   published so it can be consulted in a simple way by citizenry.\\
-Guaranteeing   the citizens right to the full access, in an open, simple and free  way,  to any sort of information, data, and documentation, generated in   projects which have been publicly subsidized, always respecting  privacy  and private data protection. Knowledge generated by public  funds must be  open and for everyone.\\
-Disclosing    elected officials wealth both before elections and during the term of    office. Also publishing regular reports of their activities as    politicians, by detailing consultations and meetings held by them, as    well as both justification and outcomes of such activities.\\
-Claiming    the full transparency concerning economic activity of political    parties, that is, detailed information of both income sources and    expenses.\\
-Transparency    exceptions, because of privacy rights, national safety, precautionary    measures and fight against crime, etc., must be clearly  listed and   determined, without letting administrations nor  organizations which   have to provide such information, to decide about  its corresponding   interpretations.\\
-Guaranteeing    privacy and confidentiality of the information about persons and    organisms, because of intimacy right or economic reasons, established   by  law, particularly before new ICT, growing data bases,  and   electronic surveillance systems existing in our society. In the  case  of  people having public functions, this principle is subordinate to   the   aforementioned transparency principles.\\
-Overall,   making accessible all the non-sensitive  information, of interest to   citizenry, in a public manner through the  Internet, and promoting   creation of tools which add value, provide  additional informations or   improve its visualization.\\
-Fostering   tecnological infrastructure saving, by means of open source software,   which  guarantees safety in the personal data treatment and, on the   other  hand, will promote the creation of companies dedicated to   supporting  them.
   * Translation (FR):
   * Translation (DE):