Instituto anuncia que continuará con sus operaciones

The recent decree abolishing the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information, and Personal Data Protection implies the eventual dissolution of local autonomy bodies such as the Itaipú Institute. Until state legislatures harmonize their legal frameworks to align with the new national laws, these local institutions must continue operating and exercising their constitutional powers. This interim continuity is crucial for maintaining access to public information and protecting personal data during the transition period. The local institute awaits formal state legislation and the executive’s extinction decree, emphasizing that its core mandate remains active to safeguard citizens' human rights while bureaucratic structures are reorganized. This situation is highly relevant to open data because it highlights the fragility of institutional independence. It demonstrates how legislative changes can threaten transparency mechanisms, forcing local bodies to operate in a legal limbo. This underscores the urgent need for stable, harmonized laws that ensure consistent data governance and protect the right to information against political instability.

Source: cuartopoder.mx
Published on 2025-04-26

Instituto anuncia que continuará con sus operaciones

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