The Open Government Partnership (OGP), established in 2011, aims to promote transparency, open data, civil society participation, and accountability, but its effectiveness varies among governments. This article analyzes the setbacks in transparency and open government policies in Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina, focusing on how populist governments impact these principles. It examines the gap between government transparency and OGP guidelines, civil society reactions, enforcement mechanisms for non-compliance, the direct and indirect pathway of implementation, and the effects of AI and disinformation on transparency.

Leia o artigo de Gabriela de Brelàz e Marco Antonio Carvalho Teixeira em https://revista.clad.org/ryd/article/view/396/550