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Abstract
In this article we discuss the importance of the study of Public Procurement and the impact of corruption in the development of public policies, and state projects. Whenever, each public administration establishes within its government plan, infrastructure projects of collective interest. In that sense it is necessary, that citizens can raise awareness, that the first public administration controller is himself. In the same order of ideas, we must take into account that, public contracts in Panama have been constantly questioned, due to corruption scandals, which have had an international impact, and which makes it necessary for governments to modify current regulations. in this matter. The changes to be made must have an exhaustive study of the needs of the market, coupled with the principle of transparency, which we must demand so much compliance.
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NORMAS CITADAS:
Ley 15 de 10 de mayo de 2005. Por la cual se aprueba la convención de las naciones unidas contra la corrupción, adoptada en Nueva York el 31 de octubre de 2003.Gaceta Oficial: 25296 Publicada el: 11 de mayo de 2005.
Ley 42 de 1 de julio de 1998. Por la cual se aprueba la convención interamericana contra la corrupción, suscrita en caracas, Venezuela, el 29 de marzo de 1996. Gaceta Oficial: 23581 Publicada el: 08 de julio de 1998.
Decreto Ejecutivo 246 de 15 de diciembre de 2004. Por el cual se dicta un código uniforme de ética de los servidores públicos que laboran en las entidades del gobierno central Gaceta Oficial: 25199 Publicada el: 20 de diciembre de 2004.
Ley 33 de 25 de abril de 2013, Que crea la autoridad nacional de transparencia y acceso a la información. Gaceta Oficial No 27275-A de 26 de Abril de 2013.
Ley 6 de 22 de enero de 2002. que dicta normas para la transparencia en la gestión publica establece la acción de habeas data y dicta otras disposiciones. Gaceta Oficial: 24476 Publicada el: 23 de enero de 2002.
