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Opening political parties: Freedom of information after the amendment to the organic constitutional law of political parties [Abriendo los partidos políticos: Acceso a la información tras la reforma a la ley orgánica constitucional de partidos políticos]
The paper examines the amendment to the Organic Constitutional Law of Political Parties regarding the inclusion of freedom of information as a right of which party members are entitled. As it is a matter reserved for the internal regulation of political parties, all legally constituted parties are r
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