No se permitirá el sometimiento de los derechos
The INAI commissioner reaffirmed that commissioners will defend transparency and citizens’ rights against governmental pressure. He emphasized that these systems are societal achievements, not state concessions, and called for united action to reverse Mexico’s declining capacity to combat corruption. Despite lacking a quorum, the commission highlighted that thousands of pending cases represent unguaranteed fundamental rights to information and data protection. These cases originate from diverse individuals, demonstrating the broad public reliance on the institution. This situation is relevant to open data because it reveals how political instability directly obstructs citizens’ access to information. The paralysis of oversight bodies undermines accountability mechanisms essential for maintaining transparent public data ecosystems and protecting personal privacy.
Source: cuartopoder.mxPublished on 2023-07-11
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