The Agency of Access to Public Information, the controlling authority charged with the enforcement of the Argentine Data Protection Law No. 25.326, recently published its Annual Report 2018. In this post for Privacy Tracker, Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal Partner Diego Fernández highlights key findings and outlines the reported complaints and requests for information.
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