According to the report, 24 municipalities do not comply. The report also noted that “68 districts disseminate without delay the quarterly information on their budget execution, while 8 municipalities do so with a one-quarter delay; and 4 municipalities maintain publications with a six-month delay. Meanwhile, 55 municipalities did not publish the execution of their resources and expenses.” Regarding information on the stock of public debt and its maturity profiles, 68 districts have published data as of the third quarter of 2025, while 61 do not show information on indebtedness and 6 municipalities do so with delays exceeding that period. Municipalities with low or regular compliance: Arrecifes, General Rodríguez, Baradero, Ituzaingó, Brandsen, José C. Paz, Campana, Las Flores, Castelli, Lezama, Chacabuco, Maipú, Daireaux, Navarro, Dolores, Pehuajó, Ensenada, Pilar, Exaltación de la Cruz, Roque Pérez, Ezeiza, San Nicolás, Florencio Varela, San Vicente, General Las Heras, Tigre, General Lavalle, Tres Lomas. Municipalities with no data exposure: Cañuelas, Merlo, Capitán Sarmiento, Pila, Esteban Echeverría, Presidente Perón, General Paz, Puan, Guaminí, Punta Indio, Hurlingham, Ramallo, La Costa, Salliqueló, Leandro N. Alem, San Fernando, Lomas de Zamora, Tordillo, Mar Chiquita, Villa Gesell, Marcos Paz. This shows that 124 municipalities (92%) have easy access to budgetary and/or financial information on their official websites. In contrast, the report reflects that 11 municipalities (the remaining 8%) do not make their public accounts accessible or directly omit the required fiscal and/or budgetary information. On the other hand, 83 municipalities comply with the publication of the current budget's revenue calculation as well as the expenditure budget, while one does so partially, disclosing only expense information, and the remaining 51 parties do not show any information on the current budget on their websites. The economic and financial situation (SEF), which must be made public every six months by law, is regularly disclosed by 69 local governments with data for the third quarter of 2025, 40 with data for the second quarter of 2025, and 2 municipalities as of March 31, 2025. While regarding the rest of the municipalities, 18 districts are at a medium level; 28 show low or regular compliance and the remaining 21 low or null. The level of compliance varies according to the scale of the indicator that evaluates it. Buenos Aires, December 25 (NA) – 36% of the municipalities in the province of Buenos Aires still show low levels of transparency in access to information on their public accounts, according to a survey by the Argentine Association of Budget and Financial Administration (ASAP). The study, accessed by the Argentine News Agency, revealed that 63 Buenos Aires municipalities, that is, almost 47% of the total, have strict compliance in the availability of fiscal and budgetary information, by reaching the maximum score in the entity's transparency index (100 points). In addition, five municipalities obtain a level greater than or equal to 75 points, obtaining a high level of visibility in the transparency index.
