The INAI ruled that Pemex must disclose detailed data on fuel shipments to Cuba during the recent presidential administrations. This decision overturns the company’s previous refusal, affirming that foreign entities are eligible beneficiaries under current regulations. The order mandates a comprehensive search, requiring Pemex to provide specific details on volumes, commercial values, dates, and responsible officials. This ensures full transparency regarding the logistical and financial aspects of these state-aided exports. This case highlights the critical role of open data in public accountability. It demonstrates how transparency mechanisms can compel state-owned enterprises to publish sensitive information, ensuring citizens can monitor the use of public resources and prevent opacity in international aid operations.
Source:Published on 2025-01-20
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