Diputados de Morena aprueban dictamen para eliminar siete organismos autónomos, incluido el INAI
The Mexican Congress approved the dissolution of key autonomous bodies, including the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information and Personal Data Protection (INAI), sparking intense controversy. Critics argue that this move undermines democratic accountability and institutional checks and balances rather than achieving fiscal austerity, representing a severe regression in public oversight. This proposal is critically relevant to open data because eliminating the INAI directly compromises the right to access public information. Without these independent regulatory bodies, transparency mechanisms are weakened, potentially obscuring government actions from public scrutiny. Ultimately, the decision threatens the accountability infrastructure necessary for an open society. By removing oversight agencies, the government risks diminishing citizens’ ability to monitor state conduct, thereby significantly impacting data openness and institutional integrity.
Source: notisistema.comPublished on 2024-08-25
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