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Eva Moraga is a lawyer with extensive experience in transparency and access to public information in Spain, Europe and internationally. She is the author of the report "Cuando lo público no es público" (When What is Public is not Public) published in 2008 by the international organization Acces Info Europe. She has participated as a representative of civil society in the process of writing, at the European Council, the first international treaty on access to public documents and she has carried out several actions with political influence for the promotion of transparency in the European Union. She has taken part as a presenter in Spain and abroad on this right and how it related to freedom of speech and information, document classification, or access to archives. In Spain, she has coordinated and fostered the actions of the Coalición Pro Acceso (Pro Access Coalition).

She has a degree in Law and Fine Arts from the UCM, a Master’s degree in Managing Museums and Art Centres from the City University (London) and a DEA in Art History (UCM, Madrid) in themes at the intersection of Art, Technology and Data Visualization. She was the curator of the Electronic Art Section of MAD03 and has worked at the ZKM (Germany), carrying out an in-depth study on its organization and how it works. Currently, she is a lawyer at SEACEX, a memebr of the Work Group on Commissioning of the IAC and she advises and trains artists, Fine Arts university students, curators, and cultural managers on copyright, contracts and professional obligations.