In September, the perception of insecurity in Oaxaca de Juárez decreased by 7.8 points: ENSU

In September, the perception of insecurity in Oaxaca de Juárez decreased by 7.8 points: ENSU

Perceptions of insecurity in Oaxaca de Juárez showed significant improvement, reflecting the success of intergovernmental coordination. This positive trend underscores the importance of joint strategies among federal, state, and municipal levels to address violence. The implementation of regional and local peace tables enables the sharing of strategies and the follow-up of preventive actions. This collaborative approach strengthens institutional mechanisms and seeks to address the root causes of crime, promoting social proximity. This case is relevant for open data, as the periodic publication of the ENSU (National Survey on the Perception of Public Security and Justice) facilitates citizen monitoring and accountability. Access to this information allows for the evaluation of the effectiveness of public policies and fosters transparency in the management of public security.

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