Perception of insecurity stands out, down 58.1%
Perception of insecurity stands out, down 58.1%
The INEGI survey reveals a historic decline in the perception of insecurity in Mexico, reaching its lowest levels since 2013. This significant drop in victimization and the observation of crimes in various cities reflects a tangible improvement in civic coexistence. The relevance to open data lies in how these public and verifiable statistics enable the assessment of the effectiveness of security policies. By making these indicators accessible, transparency and social scrutiny are fostered, which are essential for building institutional trust. Thus, the availability of these data facilitates critical analysis and accountability. By demonstrating measurable progress, it highlights the value of open government information for understanding and improving public safety—a vital resource for society.
Source: cuartopoder.mxPublished on 2026-10-25
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