Piden a Semar información sobre espacio aéreo
The Mexican Transparency Institute ruled that the Navy must disclose investigation files concerning companies suspected of using national airspace for drug trafficking between 2015 and 2024. This decision ensures that citizens can effectively evaluate their government’s anti-drug efforts, reinforcing accountability through accessible administrative records. The ruling clarifies the Navy’s jurisdiction over these operations, emphasizing its role in maintaining internal security and combating illicit trade. By acknowledging the prevalence of aerial drug distribution, the decision highlights the critical need for oversight regarding military involvement in counter-narcotics activities. This case is vital for open data, as it mandates the publication of specific security and law enforcement records. It establishes a precedent for treating operational data related to public safety as transparent public information, thereby empowering civil society with the factual basis needed to scrutinize state actions and promote institutional integrity.
Source: cuartopoder.mxPublished on 2024-08-30
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