More than 34,000 homes lack Internet access

More than 34,000 homes lack Internet access

The data reveal significant gaps in digital infrastructure and housing conditions in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, highlighting the exclusion of thousands of households from Internet access. This information is relevant for promoting transparency and analyzing inequality through open data, enabling the identification of critical social needs. Furthermore, deficiencies in basic services such as water and sanitation are evident, along with issues of overcrowding. These indicators underscore the importance of using official statistics to understand urban realities and assess citizens’ quality of life. The structure of housing tenure and household composition provides a detailed picture of population dynamics. By democratizing these data, more informed and equitable municipal planning is facilitated, promoting evidence-based public policies that are concrete and accessible to the public.

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