Tuxtla reduce percepción de inseguridad 25.9 %: Inegi
Tuxtla reduce percepción de inseguridad 25.9 %: Inegi
Tuxtla Gutiérrez and Tapachula report a significant reduction in the perception of insecurity, marking a notable improvement compared to the previous year. This contrasts with the national trend, which maintains high percentages and relative stability, highlighting these Chiapas municipalities as exceptional cases of success in reducing fear of crime. This report on citizen insecurity is considered a key piece of data within the public information ecosystem, as it reflects social perceptions of safety in urban areas. Transparency in these measurements allows citizens to access reliable indicators that measure quality of life and the effectiveness of public policies. The relevance to open data lies in the need to have detailed and up-to-date information to evaluate government performance. By making these statistics accessible, it fosters accountability and empowers society to critically analyze progress or setbacks in public safety, facilitating informed participation in citizen debates.
Source: cuartopoder.mxPublished on 2025-10-25
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