Sonora Congress Analyzes Nogales Initiative to Strengthen Personal Data Protection

Sonora Congress Analyzes Nogales Initiative to Strengthen Personal Data Protection

The Congress of Sonora is pushing forward a reform to ensure that the processing of personal data by public institutions is based on explicit, free, and clear consent. This initiative aims to eliminate opaque practices and ensure that the handling of information meets rigorous legal standards, with special protection for minors and persons with disabilities. The proposal aligns state regulations with national guidelines, preventing the improper use of sensitive data in critical areas such as health and education. By requiring transparency and specificity in privacy notices, it strengthens legal certainty and safeguards citizens' privacy in the face of digital advancement. This process is relevant to open data because it establishes the necessary ethical and legal boundaries for sharing information. Clear regulation of consent enables the creation of public datasets that respect individual privacy, facilitating institutional transparency without infringing on people's fundamental rights.

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