ARTICLE 4 (RIGHT TO INFORMATION). The right of access to information is recognized to all people as a fundamental presupposition for the full exercise of citizenship and the strengthening of democracy. ARTICLE 5 (LEGITIMATION). In the exercise of the rights of information and petition, all natural or legal persons, individually or collectively, are entitled to request and receive complete, adequate, timely and truthful information from the Executive Power. ARTICLE 6 (GUARANTEE OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION). The Maximum Executive Authorities must ensure access to information to all people without distinction of any nature, establishing the structure and internal procedures of public entities under their dependence, which allow providing complete, adequate, timely and accurate information. ARTICLE 7 (REGULATION OF EXCEPTIONS). I. Access to information may only be denied in an exceptional and reasoned manner, only with respect to information that prior to the request and in accordance with current laws is classified as secret, confidential or confidential. This qualification will not be, in any case, discretionary of the public authority. II. Once the secrecy, reservation or confidentiality has been lifted by the competent authority, in accordance with current laws, the information requested will be provided in a timely and preferential manner. ARTICLE 8 (SECRET, RESERVED OR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OF THE EXECUTIVE POWER). I. Secret, confidential or confidential information of the Executive Power regarding the internal or external security of the State shall be subject to the following regime: 1. Indefinite maintenance of the supporting documentation. 2. Lifting of secrecy, confidentiality or confidentiality by order of competent authority. 3. Automatic lifting of secrecy, confidentiality or confidentiality of information, after twenty (20) years from the moment of the event generating the information. II. The execution and control of the Budget of Specific Expenses of the Central Administration - 26100, will be subject to the provisions of the Supreme Decrees in force for that purpose. ARTICLE 9 (MEDIA OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION). People can access public information directly through electronic pages, publications or any other dissemination format; and indirectly, through the Information Unit that the