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Focusing on a preventive approach to corruption within administrative law, this research examines mechanisms implemented in Chile and Uruguay, highlighting their advanced systems. It details proposed mechanisms in areas such as human resources, public contracts, and internal controls, emphasizing the need for new laws to enhance corruption prevention. The study advocates for the establishment of an independent constitutional body to oversee the National System of Public Ethics and Anticorruption, aiming to unify efforts in combating corruption effectively.

Focusing on the rules governing whistleblowing in the public sector, this book outlines relevant laws and protections that facilitate citizen participation and combat public corruption. It serves as a resource for potential whistleblowers, including citizens and public officials, as well as the entities responsible for handling whistleblowing cases. The text examines both national and international regulations, highlighting existing challenges in providing adequate protections and expediting investigations for whistleblowers within the legal framework.

Focusing on the fundamental concepts of administrative law, this guide serves as an accessible resource for students and legal professionals. It clarifies essential topics like the hierarchy of legal sources, the definitions of Public Administration and public service, and the roles of public and de facto servants. Key principles, notably the principle of legality, are also discussed. Additionally, it covers the legal framework for demaniales assets, highlighting their unique characteristics and municipal aspects, making it an ideal introduction for those new to the subject.