MOYADO FLORES, SOCORRO. State Open in Mexico and Use of Technological Systems to Fight against Corruption. []. , 52, pp.135-174.   18--2023. ISSN 0122-9893.  https://doi.org/10.18601/01229893.n52.05.

The objective of this article is to contribute to the discussion on the formation of an open digital State, promoted in Mexico during the last decades, through the regulation of transparency, the right of access to public information and anti-corruption controls. This qualitative, descriptive and documentary analysis allows us to understand: the scope of the main legislative changes carried out and the National Anticorruption Policy; the importance of the integration of an open State that includes the open government, parliament and justice as a new paradigm for the fight against corruption, as well as the role those digital technological systems play in this process. It is argued with well-founded information that this institutional and technological framework developed is still insufficient to guarantee the existence of an open State that comprehensively addresses the phenomenon of corruption, since irregular acts in the three powers continue to manifest themselves.

: Anti-corruption; Open State; digitalization; social civil; policies.

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