The INAI ruled that Mexico State-owned airline contracts with Petrus Aero Holdings must be disclosed, rejecting confidentiality claims. This decision emphasizes that public entities must uphold transparency obligations, even amid international legal disputes. The ruling reinforces that contractual information remains public data regardless of ongoing litigation, ensuring accountability in government operations. By prioritizing open access, authorities demonstrate that transparency is a fundamental duty, not conditional on legal sensitivities. This case highlights open data’s role in preventing opacity within state-controlled organizations. It establishes a precedent that public interest overrides commercial secrecy, encouraging broader adherence to information freedom laws for corporate governance.
Source:Published on 2025-01-10
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