Transparency Blog

Referring to its name, this blog wants to provide “public transparency” intending to talk about politics and administration related to poultry, swine, sheep, cattle and aquaculture in countries all around the world. Its symbolic author is Thucydides, an Athenian historian and army general who wrote “The history of the Peloponnesian war”, about 2400 years ago. In this book he refers to the balance between politics and society, that is, the common interests and advantages of a good political system, values that this blog of Veterinaria Digital, also shares.

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Tucídides - 10/07/2016

Transparency 52: Jorge Arango the minister of MIDA: About the lack of transparency to the abandonment of their duties

"La Estrella de Panama”, two years ago, on July 2, 2014 wrote: (1) "The ministry, every five years becomes a department of human resources where the new people with a certain profile replaces others with almost the same profile. That is how the new one...

Tucídides - 30/05/2016

Transparency 51: Effect of the economic crisis on human health

A study conducted jointly by researchers at British and American universities in cancer patients of 70 countries of OCDE during the period 1990-2010 is linked to the increase an unemployment resulting from the economic crisis, with increased cancer of...

Tucídides - 1/02/2016

Transparency 50: The index of corruption perceptions 2015

According to the annual report of Transparencia Internacional, referring to 2015, we can observe in many countries that it has increased the perception of corruption over the last decade. According to the report referred to Transparencia Internacional...

Tucídides - 29/09/2015

Transparency 49: Marvin Vega and Celia Frías

In Transparency No. 44 of Veterinaria Digital dated September 24, 2014 we wrote, referring to the dismissal of Manuel Antonio González Cano as director of Animal Health of the MIDA the following: "Situations like the exposed incline us to propose...

Tucídides - 13/09/2015

Transparency 48: Recommendations to cut the costs

In a country of southern Europe whose name I do not remember, that the 45% of GDP is in the hands of the public sector, public companies and their managers have not yet curbed economic excesses that hinder their efficiency and competitiveness, not to...

Tucídides - 15/02/2015

Transparency 47: Puritanism and unidirectional revolving doors

Some days ago in a country in southern Europe, whose name I do not want to remember, several institutional investors, semantic way of referring to the interventionist state agency in private companies composed of representatives of Tax office, Industry,...