España cierra otra legislatura sin cumplir el mandato del GRECO de 2014 de regular la relación entre políticos y lobbies

Spain has concluded another legislative term without implementing the 2014 mandate from the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO). The international body had specifically recommended that the country establish formal regulations governing the interactions between political figures, particularly members of parliament, and lobbying groups.

This failure to enact legislative reform marks the continuation of a long-standing regulatory gap. The GRECO recommendations were intended to increase transparency and mitigate potential conflicts of interest within the Spanish government, yet the necessary legal framework remains unaddressed as the parliamentary session draws to a close.