(Evening Version) OFFICIAL GAZETTE Monday, May 04, 2015 Article 63. Guarantor Agencies, ex officio or at the request of individuals, will verify compliance of the regulated entities with the provisions of this Title. Complaints from individuals may be done at any time, in accordance with the procedure set forth in this Act. Article 64. The homepage of the Internet portals of the regulated entities will have a shortcut link to the site where the public information referred to in this Title is found, which should have a search engine. The information on transparency obligations should be published with gender and disability perspectives, when appropriate to its nature. Article 65. Guarantor Agencies and regulated entities will establish measures to facilitate access and search for information for people with disabilities and will ensure that the information published is accessible in a targeted manner to people who speak an indigenous language. Therefore, by themselves or through the National System, they should promote and develop progressively, policies and programs aimed at ensuring the accessibility of information to the maximum extent possible. Uniformity and standardization of information will be promoted through the issuance of guidelines and formats by the National System. Article 66. The regulated entities shall make available to interested persons computer equipment with Internet access, allowing individuals to consult information or use the system of requests for access to information at the offices of the Transparency Units. The foregoing is without prejudice to using alternative media in disseminating the information, when they result in certain populations more easily accessible and understandable. Article 67. Information published by the regulated entities, in terms of this Title, is not government propaganda. The regulated entities, even within the electoral process, from the beginning of the primaries and until the conclusion of the electoral process, must keep information accessible on the website of transparency obligations, except as otherwise expressly provided in the electoral regulations. Article 68. The regulated entities are responsible for personal information in their possession and, in connection therewith, they shall: I. Adopt appropriate procedures to receive and respond to requests to access, amendment, correction and opposition to the processing of data, where it is appropriate, as well as to train Public Servants and to release information about their policies regarding protection of such data in accordance with applicable regulations; II. Process personal data only when they are adequate, relevant and not excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were obtained or that treatment is made in exercise of the powers conferred by law; III. Make available to individuals, from the moment when personal data is collected, the document establishing the purposes for processing it in accordance with applicable regulations, except in cases where the processing of data is made in exercise of the powers conferred by law; IV. Ensure that personal data is accurate and updated; V. Replace, amend or supplement, ex officio, personal data that may be inaccurate, either in whole or in part, or incomplete at the time they are made aware of this situation, and VI. Take the necessary steps to ensure the security of personal data and avoid its alteration, loss, transmission and unauthorized access. The regulated entities may not disseminate, distribute or market personal data contained in the information systems, developed in the exercise of their functions, except with the express consent, in writing or by a similar means of authentication, of individuals whom the information refers to in accordance with applicable regulations. The foregoing is without prejudice to the provisions of Article 120 of this Act. Article 69. Individuals, without prejudice to be considered regulated entities under this Act, shall be liable for personal data in accordance with applicable law for the protection of personal data held by individuals.