Raciel Pérez tops the historic drop in insecurity in Tlalnepantla

Raciel Pérez tops the historic drop in insecurity in Tlalnepantla

Tlalnepantla experienced a significant reduction in the perception of insecurity, becoming the municipality with the greatest progress in public tranquility in the State of Mexico. This achievement reflects the positive impact of a governance strategy that combines operational presence and urban rescue, generating a notable recovery of citizen confidence after years of deterioration. The improvement is supported by physical interventions such as lighting and the rehabilitation of public spaces, along with social programs targeting vulnerable sectors. These actions prevent crime by improving the environment and strengthen the social fabric through food, educational, and economic support, demonstrating that investment in well-being and infrastructure directly impacts security. This case is relevant to the field of open data because it illustrates how transparency in official statistical indicators allows for the evaluation of public policy effectiveness. The accessible publication of these metrics facilitates accountability and comparative analysis, demonstrating that open data are essential for understanding the causal relationship between government management, social development, and citizen security.

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