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Dejusticia and civil society organizations propose measures to guarantee transparency and participation in implementation of Final Agreement

Twelve civil society organizations, including Dejusticia, signed a letter addressed to President Juan Manuel Santos and members of the CSIVI to support Legislative Act 1 of 2016, which regulates fast-track, and to propose 7 measures to guarantee transparency and Citizen participation in the design, deliberation and implementation of the public policies foreseen in the Final Agreement.

Por: | August 21, 2016

Las medidas incluyen la publicación del listado de medidas de
implementación temprana en un sitio web de acceso abierto a toda la
ciudadanía entre otras cosas.

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