Personal data and public information can intersect in ways that require careful distinction, particularly when the information concerns public officials.

In this excerpt from her interview on Eco TV’s Radiografía, our associate Raysa De Gracia, speaking in her capacity as a member of IPANDETEC, addresses the distinction between information that identifies an individual and information that is publicly available.

Using the publication of public payroll information as an example, she explains what constitutes personal data and why the context and source of the information matter when assessing whether data protection rights may have been affected.

Watch the excerpt