2023-05-28 20:04:48
CDMX.- In the midst of the crisis that the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (INAI), the President Commissioner, Blanca Lilia Ibarra Cadena, affirmed that they will continue in the battle to guarantee access to information.
“The objective for this Institute is clear: to achieve a fairer, more equitable society, through the strengthening of transparency, citizen participation and accountability, since these are the ideal paths to consolidate the rule of law and integrity public”, stressed the president during the conference cycle “The 12 crimes for acts of corruption in Mexico: Illicit Enrichment.”
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He said that to achieve this goal, the Citizen Participation Committee of the National Anti-Corruption System (SNA) and the INAI continue to work in coordination to implement actions to have a more transparent country.
“From the INAI we reiterate our willingness to continue adding specific actions, which not only strengthen this Anti-Corruption System, but also help to improve public mechanisms, to provide society with a Mexico that walks hand in hand with legality”he added.
Ibarra Chain He warned that illicit enrichment slows down the economic development of the country and limits the enjoyment of the most basic rights of the Mexican population.
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For his part, Jorge Alberto Alatorre Flores, president of the Citizen Participation Committee and the Coordinating Committee of the SNA, He pointed out that these talks seek to generate a broad discussion on the matter.
“Being aware of and knowing them, and in the learning community, which is becoming broader and becoming a community of experts that allows us to have a greater number of people prepared and ready to fight in this and other fronts. emphasized.
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