Asistió a eventos culturales 65% de los mexicanos mayores de 12 años: Inegi

The study conducted by INEGI reveals that cultural participation in Mexico is broad, although there are significant gaps between genders and age groups. Young people lead in attendance, while women and older adults show lower involvement, highlighting the need for inclusive policies to close these structural inequalities in access to cultural goods and services. Moreover, cinema stands out as the predominant activity, followed by digital content creation. This trend toward more accessible and everyday formats reflects an evolution in consumption habits, prioritizing personal immersion and active production over traditional attendance. These patterns demonstrate how technology is redefining the relationship with culture, integrating it into daily life beyond institutional spaces. This information is crucial for the field of open data, as it provides the statistical evidence necessary to audit public policies and evaluate the effectiveness of cultural investment. By publishing these disaggregated indicators, transparency is facilitated, allowing researchers and citizens to propose evidence-based solutions, fostering a more equitable cultural management focused on the specific needs of each community.

Source: excelsior.com.mx
Published on 2026-10-14

Asistió a eventos culturales 65% de los mexicanos mayores de 12 años: Inegi

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