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The study investigated the reality of passive transparency in City Halls of the mayor Brazilian Municipalities. It was considered as major districts those with a population greater than 100,000 inhabitants, totaling 283. It was a descriptive study through a survey with qualitative and quantitative approach. Of the entire municipalities, 220 (77.74%) were considered to have a lack of transparency: 11 (3.89%) districts’ portals did not allow sending the request while it was possible to send the application in 209 (73.85%) of them. However, there was no satisfactory return. Now, 63 (22.26%) municipalities were considered as transparent because it was possible to send the request and receive the answer in a satisfactory way. The law violation occurred in most municipalities either by problems in the portal or due to problems in answering the requests when it was possible to send them.

Realidade da transparência passiva em prefeituras dos maiores municípios brasileiros