En riesgo la transparencia y datos personales si desaparece INAI

The constitutional proposal to eliminate Mexico’s autonomous transparency bodies, including the national INAI and local entities such as CEGAIP, threatens the fundamental right to access public information. This reform risks dismantling institutional safeguards that ensure government accountability and open governance, potentially causing a severe regression in human rights protections regarding data privacy and civic oversight. The elimination of these guarantor organs violates international treaties and constitutional principles, undermining the independence required to protect citizens' rights. By removing these autonomous structures, the state jeopardizes the systematic transparency mechanisms that obligate various levels of government to disclose information, thereby weakening the checks and balances essential for a democratic society. This issue is critical to open data because it highlights the fragility of legal frameworks that mandate data transparency. Preserving independent oversight is vital for maintaining trust in public institutions and ensuring that open data initiatives remain robust, accessible, and protective of citizens’ privacy rights against potential governmental overreach or opacity.

Source: planoinformativo.com
Published on 2024-09-04

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