The National Council of Malvinas as an example of public policy… effective?

Abstract

This article examines the National Council on Malvinas as an example of public policy in the context of the Malvinas Question. It addresses the involvement of non-state actors in its design and implementation, emphasizing the need for more effective and transparent policies. The composition of the Council is analyzed, highlighting the lack of clarity regarding the participation of social actors in its formation. The relevance of non-binding recommendations issued by the Council is questioned, and the lack of transparency in its operation is emphasized. Novelties in 2022, including the launch of the Council's website and the initiatives promoted, are explored. The article concludes with the need to improve transparency and participation in the National Council on Malvinas.