En peligro de extinción el Sistema de Transparencia
The article highlights concerns from Mexico’s San Luis Potosí transparency commission regarding proposed legislation to eliminate autonomous bodies like INAI and local guarantees. The main conclusion is that abolishing these independent organs is not the optimal way to protect citizens' right to information and data privacy, as they are essential for enforcing compliance and reviewing denied requests. This issue is critically relevant to open_data because independent oversight mechanisms ensure that public institutions actually adhere to transparency laws. Without these guardians, the quality and accessibility of open data suffer, as there is no dedicated authority to resolve disputes or guarantee that government data remains publicly available and accurate for societal use.
Source: planoinformativo.comPublished on 2024-10-02
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