Irapuato es la quinta ciudad con la mayor percepción de inseguridad en México, revela Inegi
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography data reveals that Irapuato ranks fifth nationally in perceived insecurity, significantly exceeding the national average. While neighboring cities like León and Guanajuato City show slight improvements, Irapuato exhibits a worrying upward trend in residents' feelings of unsafety compared to the previous year, highlighting a divergent security trajectory within the region. Public trust remains fragile, with a majority of citizens in León favoring the Army’s performance over the National Guard. However, confidence in local authorities to resolve primary problems is low across all three cities, indicating a broader crisis in governance effectiveness. This sentiment extends to federal institutions, where significant portions of the population express distrust despite some level of confidence in the federal government’s actions. This report is vital for open data initiatives as it underscores the necessity of transparent, accessible, and granular security statistics. By making such detailed survey results openly available, policymakers and citizens can hold institutions accountable, analyze regional disparities, and drive evidence-based public safety strategies rather than relying on opaque or generalized narratives.
Source: am.com.mxPublished on 2024-10-23
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