Yucatan ranks first among Mexican states with greater confidence in their state police force.
According to “Mexico Evalúa” (Mexico Evaluates), a center of analysis that focuses on the evaluation and monitoring of government operation to raise the quality of their services and results; Yucatan State Police has a confidence level of 17.6 percent, well above the less than 4.2 percent of the national average.
In addition, Yucatán is among the four states across the country that had a surplus in the confidence level of the municipal police during the 2011-2015 period, alongside Colima, Queretaro, and Oaxaca.
Mexico Evalúa indicated that in the process of this analysis, data was taken from the National Survey of Victimization and Perception of Public Safety (Encuesta Nacional de Victimización y Percepción sobre Seguridad Pública: ENVIPE); this survey is conducted annually by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).
Mexico Evalúa focuses its analysis on the assessment and monitoring of government operation in order to influence the process of improving public policies at federal, state, and municipal levels, by generating and issuing recomendations.
Comments
more recommended stories
President Peña Nieto and ex-president Calderón allegedly received millions from drug cartelThe Sinaloa cartel allegedly bribed Mexico’s.
Police officer killed at the entrance of SSP building in Mérida (Diario de Yucatán)MERIDA.- After a shooting, the death.
Port of Progreso needs to be strengthened, expanded and modernized: SEFOEThe Secretary of Economic Development of.
Yucatecan Culture: a state asset that needs to be institutionalizedTo strengthen the cultural offer of.
Archaeological site of ‘Flor de Mayo’ in Kanasín, Yucatán to be restored by INAHThe National Institute of Anthropology and.
Cozumel welcomes “Symphony of the seas” the largest cruise ship in the worldWith the arrival of the largest.
United Nations recognizes Merida as the best city to live in MexicoMerida, Yucatan, heads the index of.
Even the State Government will join Tuesday November 13’s one-hour blackout in MéridaThe Government of the State will.
-
Quintana Roo’s Maya Ka’an still not able to take off as a self-sufficient, sustainable tourist destination
“Maya Ka’an, as a tourist destination,.
Fishermen of Progreso demand more surveillance against piracyAfter the robbery committed in recent.
Leave a Comment