Señalan como retroceso eliminar el INAI
Adrián Alcalá warns that abolishing the INAI would reverse decades of progress in transparency and data protection, arguing that these autonomous bodies are essential pillars of the Mexican state rather than adversaries. Without such guarantees, society becomes vulnerable to opacity and the misuse of personal data, lacking clear mechanisms to demand accountability from public and private entities responsible for privacy. This situation highlights the critical role of independent oversight in open data ecosystems, demonstrating how institutional integrity safeguards democratic rights and prevents arbitrary power—a core concern for global open data advocacy.
Source: diariodemorelos.comPublished on 2024-08-13
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