Call to Resume the National Anti-Corruption System

The Anti-Corruption Secretariat made a call to resume the SNA, because 10 years after its creation it runs the risk of remaining in irrelevance.

The new incumbent will face challenges of transparency and accountability.

A decade after the creation of the National Anti-Corruption System (SNA), former presidents of the Citizen Participation Committee (CPC) pointed out that the system has not met citizens' expectations; in addition, it faces problems such as government disinterest, institutional sabotage or failure in its model of civil leadership. Jorge Alatorre, former president of the SNA, recalled that this was designed as an effort to coordinate between autho…

The head of the Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat, Raquel Buenostro, pointed out that the National Anti-Corruption System is condemned to irrelevance but is being acted upon to make it a real tool of accountability. "There is much to be done: transform its platform into a useful, dynamic, interoperable tool; reactivate effective coordination between the different actors of the system and with the state systems; strengthen the commi…