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15 MARCH 2006
MEXICO: Civil society observes first annual Mexico Abierto to promote government transparency

During the week of March 11-17, Mexico's civil society is observing the first annual Mexico Abierto to promote an open dialogue on government transparency and the citizen's right to know. In coordination with Sunshine Week in the U.S, journalists, students, academics, public service officials, and non-government organizations, have come together to contribute to this initiative through various means. This includes publishing editorials and investigative articles, holding conferences and discussions with professionals and concerned citizens focusing on open government, and participating in forums on the use of Mexico's local and federal access to information laws.

For more information, visit Mexico Abierto: La Transparencia es tu Derecho.

Articles generated during Mexico Abierto:

Mexico Abierto kick-off press conference, March 12, 2007 - El Universal

Especialistas promueven derecho a la información - El Universal
Cruzada nacional por la transparencia - El Vigía
Sugieren a los medios promover transparencia - El Universal
Presentan el proyecto México Abierto, de apertura informativa - La Jornada

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