Tras casi 5 meses paralizado, INAI reinicia sesiones con sólo 4 comisionados
The Mexican Transparency Institute has regained its legal quorum to resume operations following a Supreme Court ruling that validated meetings held with only four commissioners. This decision breaks months of political paralysis caused by the Senate’s failure to appoint a full leadership team. The institute can now process thousands of pending transparency appeals, including high-profile cases involving former officials. This restores its capacity to enforce public access to information and protect personal data rights. This development is vital for open data, as it reactivates the primary mechanism for citizen oversight. It ensures government accountability, enabling the public to demand and receive essential information about state actions and expenditures.
Source: alcalorpolitico.comPublished on 2023-08-31