The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INE) has dismissed allegations of tampering with census data, attributing visible corrections to handwriting issues and involuntary errors. Officials have urged volunteers to correct information directly during interviews to ensure accurate digital processing and maintain public trust. This transparency is vital for open data, as it safeguards the integrity and reliability of the official population statistics released for public use.
Source:Published on 2024-03-24
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