In Edomex, citizens feel safer, INEGI reveals

In Edomex, citizens feel safer, INEGI reveals

The article highlights a general improvement in the perception of safety in several municipalities in the State of Mexico, attributed to intergovernmental coordination. This positive trend reflects that public security efforts are yielding tangible results in citizens’ sense of security. The importance of measuring the subjective dimension of well-being is emphasized, as the survey captures the population’s actual experiences. This perspective is crucial for open data, as it enables the evaluation of public policies beyond traditional police statistics. The publication is relevant to open data by demonstrating the value of perception indicators in government transparency. By making these data accessible, it fosters accountability and public trust in security institutions.

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