Urban problems decline in Saltillo... except for potholes: INEGI
Urban problems decline in Saltillo... except for potholes: INEGI
The study highlights that potholes are the primary concern of citizens in Saltillo, being the only issue whose perceived severity has increased. This contrasts with other deficiencies, such as traffic congestion and water shortages, which have shown significant improvements. This information is relevant to open data initiatives, as it demonstrates how continuous monitoring of social perception enables the evaluation of public policy effectiveness. It underscores the importance of having accessible indicators to identify urban trends and prioritize corrective actions. Transparency in these data facilitates accountability and citizen participation. By publishing these metrics, authorities can better respond to real needs, optimize resources, and improve urban quality of life through evidence-based management.
Source: vanguardia.com.mxPublished on 2026-11-02
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