translated from Spanish: Reduce corruption in Michoacán according to INEGI

Morelia, Michoacán. – A drop in corruption in Michoacán is the perception of citizens according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), noting that the state is advancing in this area. INEGI reports a 31.09 percent reduction in the rate of dominance of corruption in the entity, the Government of Michoacán stressed through a press release.

At the beginning of the year, in an interview for EL DEBATE, morena’s deputy Fermín Bernabé Bahena noted that Michoacán is ‘the most corrupt’, in the convesation he noted that unfortunately corruption is found in all areas of state government, from the Governor, Silvano Aureoles to Congress, and also added names of other militant deputies of the same political party. Francisco Huergo Maurín, holder of the Secretariat of Comptroller of Michoacán (Secoem) mentioned that the entity has a considerable decline from the data that were observed last year in the state.

According to the National Survey of Quality and Government Impact (ENCIG) 2019, which was published last Thursday, May 21, it is highlighted that, of 14 thousand 847 victims of corruption per 100 thousand inhabitants in 2017, this one rose to 10 thousand 231, according to the dependency. This “is the result of strengthening inter-agency coordination and with the various orders of government, a seal that distinguishes the government of Silvano Aureoles Conejo, which has allowed Michoacán to make significant progress in combating corruption,” Huergo Maurín stressed.
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