Venezuelan State. Lack of digitization as concealment
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Active transparency, E-Government, Access to information, CorruptionAbstract
Assuming observable particularities in the Venezuelan public administration during Bolivarian revolution’s era, with its rise and fall of the oil bonanza, the present research, broadly speaking, has the objective of pointing out how, in the last twenty years, use has been made of omissions of State powers, regulatory ambiguities and centralism to the detriment of the concepts of transparency and E-government. In this case, the non-digitization, except in some offices of procedures and receipt of donations since 2015, is a tacit variable in favor of the concealment of public information, something that accompanies the vertiginous corruption perceived by the majority of Venezuelans.
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