The future is common harmonized legislation

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At the same time, communications that are received randomly despite the fact that the General Telecommunications Law was modified in its article 66 continue to generate untimely calls from many companies that handle the personal data of many citizens without excessive rigor, which would mean violating the Right to Data Protection included in the Rights of Freedom section.

“In the end what it is about is empowering citizens in the face of the continuous abuse that exists by large companies and multinationals in these issues and in others such as being able to communicate with airlines Whatsapp Database and tour operators with whom it is practically impossible to communicate.” because they do not have a free telephone and it is impossible to access them. It is a problem that must be resolved to avoid these intolerable abusive practices and better protect consumers,” Tesone clarifies.

Precisely, days before the presentation of the Charter of Digital Rights at the UN, a commemorative event took place for the second anniversary of the Charter of Rights, organized by the Secretary of State for Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, ENATIC and the General Council of the Spanish Lawyers celebrated.



In this scenario, the need for legislative development to promote the aforementioned Charter was once again put on the table, as well as the consequent provision of resources to strengthen the control authorities, develop measures for the guarantee and effectiveness of rights and raise awareness and empower citizens and digital operators in the most urgent way possible.

“ This Charter as a framework of reference is intended to be the starting point for developing legislation of both a transversal and specific nature , always with the idea that the legislator commits to safeguarding the principles and articles of this Charter of Digital Rights. In this scenario, pillars such as Artificial Intelligence have to be developed taking into consideration the articles of our Charter, says Tesone.


Event in Madrid on the occasion of the 2nd anniversary of the Digital Rights Charter, legal operators pose with Carme Artigas and Rodolfo Tesone, in the center, accompanied by Moises Barrio, Carlos Balmisa from the College of Registrars, Belén Arribas and Carlos Saíz president of ENATIC and vice president of ISMS Fortun (Photo: E&J)