INE afirma que problemas limítrofes se han solucionado prácticamente en 100%

The National Institute of Statistics (INE) resolved nearly all municipal border disputes that were hindering the census, eliminating conflicts that risked inaccurate population counts due to conflicting jurisdictional claims. This administrative closure ensures data integrity and prevents double-counting or omissions across regions such as La Paz and Santa Cruz. Access issues persist in remote areas, although nearly all urban zones are now under official control. The remaining gaps reflect logistical challenges in isolated terrains rather than political obstruction, allowing the institution to effectively finalize the physical data collection phase. This resolution is vital for open data initiatives, as it establishes a reliable, unified national dataset. Clear jurisdictional boundaries enable accurate geospatial analysis and public transparency, ensuring that census information serves as a trustworthy foundation for policy-making and resource distribution.

Source: lostiempos.com
Published on 2024-03-29

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