Mexico reached its lowest-ever ranking on Transparency International’s 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index, dropping to 140th out of 180 countries with a score of 26 out of 100
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The state-owned oil company owed 403 billion pesos to its contractors according to a Pemex financial report from 2024’s third-quarter
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The constitutional reforms proposes the government absorption or outright elimination of several of Mexico’s autonomous organizations
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The organizations requested an urgent meeting with the president-elect to discuss the potential elimination of Mexico’s autonomous groups and emphasize the need for transparency in the country
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“The next president will have to deal with the problems that have plagued Mexico for many years, such as public security, human rights violations, migration and corruption,” read the European Parliament Research Service report
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YouTube removed the federal executive’s Feb. 22 press conference from its site over the weekend due to the public reveal of the journalist’s private data
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Electoral Transparency
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In a six-to-five vote, Mexico’s highest court declared the presidential decree illegal and invalid
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The Fight to Keep Mexico’s Elections Clean
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The Mexico City government reportedly spent 57.95 billion pesos on public contracts in 2022 alone, with next to no details surrounding the year’s contracts involved made transparent to the public
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