Senator Rocío Corona Nakamura (PVEM) presented a initiative to add a paragraph to article 5 of the National Security Law so that all illicit activity committed through the use of electronic mediadigital, technological, communication or computer networks that put public order and social peace at risk, damage or violate public institutions or agencies or threaten the security of strategic areas.
In the explanatory statement, the senator expresses that, although information and communication technologies have become an essential tool to generate new opportunities and social growth.
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However, he pointed out, they have been used for ill-intentioned purposes that the only thing they generate is a risk and threat to public safety, peace and social order, which has generated a new genre of crime through digital media. and electronics due to the globalization of the digital ecosystem.
Corona Nakamura mentions that Article 6 of the Constitution recognizes the right of access to information and communication technologies, as well as broadband and internet services and the manifestation of ideas and access to information, but this does not imply that said right is used to the detriment of the common well-being, but on the contrary, it must be used as an alternative conflict resolution mechanism.
“With the innovation of technologies, crimes have also adapted to these new tools, causing serious problems due to their little regulation and the immensity of the digital space, which has led to a new commission of cybercrimes.
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“We are facing a digital revolution and crime that has brought several problems for security, which has made the task of safeguarding legal operators difficult, due to the lack of action in situations that involve the commission of crimes through of the digital space,” says the initiative.
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2024-10-07 20:14:00