Después de recibir multa, UAS carga información al portal de transparencia: Ceaip
The Autonomous University of Sinaloa has begun uploading compliance data to its transparency portal after being hit with a significant fine for failing to meet its disclosure obligations. This corrective action addresses previously undisclosed information on public servant salaries and social communication agreements, marking a crucial step toward institutional accountability. However, the process remains incomplete because paying the penalty does not exempt the university from its duty to maintain accurate records. Persistent gaps remain in the publication of procurement data, which must align with federal systems such as Compranet. The authority emphasizes that true transparency requires ongoing, parallel updates rather than one-time fixes, ensuring that all procurement data is consistently visible to the public. This case highlights the critical role of open data in maintaining institutional integrity. It demonstrates that mere compliance with deadlines is insufficient; data must be accurate, accessible, and regularly updated. For the open data community, this serves as a vital reminder that effective governance relies on the continuous quality and transparency of public information, not just its initial publication.
Source: lineadirectaportal.comPublished on 2023-07-13
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