Sheinbaum Issues Decree to Strengthen Government Transparency Platform and Enlists Initiative After the INAI Disappears
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Roberto Ruiz explains that although the government announced today a forthcoming decree of transparency, in fact it is a matter of overlapping opacity and predictive censorship.
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, signed a decree that strengthens government transparency by eliminating the discretion of officials and ensuring maximum publicity in public accounts and institutions.
Claudia Sheinbaum's government has begun to move the first piece of a broader anti-corruption reform that will be discussed at the next session of Congress, starting in September. The president signed on Tuesday a decree that tightens the rules of transparency for the entire public administration and, more than an isolated measure, functions as the first stone of the legislative package that her administration pushes to reconfigure the fight aga…
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Sheinbaum signs a decree to open to public scrutiny contracts and corporate information of Pemex and CFE subsidiaries.
This regulation seeks to encourage all institutions to publish information beyond legal obligations
The presidential decree also incorporates new data on the subsidiaries of Pemex and CFE, audits and oversight
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