Summary of CON TRANSPARENCIA NO HAY PECULADO

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This video discusses the importance of transparency in government, and how it can help to improve the quality of life for citizens. It points out that national institutions should be functional in order to be effective, and that the presenter will be discussing the issue in a future program.

• 00:00:00 In this video, the host talks about the new requirement for businesses to submit a "Constancia Fiscal" to the Social Security Administration. This document is supposed to certify that the employee's legal residence is where their tax records say it is. However, many Mexican citizens are failing to properly update their tax information, resulting in errors on the Constancia Fiscal forms. This has led to widespread concerns that the government is using the Constancia Fiscal as a way to track down undocumented workers. Some suggest that the government should make this document available online, so that people can easily update their information. Others believe that the government should simply rely on tax records. What do you think?
• 00:05:00 The author discusses how companies are requesting that taxpayers provide proof of their income taxes, in order to avoid tax problems in the future. He believes that this is an important change, as it forces people to keep track of their finances and be more organized.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses how people who are not registered with the Tax Administration Service (SAT) are likely to be taxed more harshly in the future. It argues that this is because the government wants to capture all the profits from the new, private-sector-based businesses. This is likely to be a difficult task, as many people who are not registered with the SAT are already doing very well financially and do not generate much income.
• 00:15:00 The video discusses the increasing use of transparency as a way to fight corruption, and how servidors in public and private sectors are starting to request constancias de situación fiscal. The speaker discusses a situation where a servidor in a government position commits a crime of peculado, which is a crime involving the theft of public funds. The speaker predicts that, as transparency becomes more widespread, more servidors will be caught and prosecuted for crimes such as peculado.
• 00:20:00 The video discusses the importance of transparency, and how not all politicians are corrupt. It talks about how some politicians use public money to promote their own image, and how this can be seen in the way they run for office, and afterwards, in their actions as government officials. The video also mentions a recent case of a politician being investigated for embezzlement.
• 00:25:00 This video discusses the importance of transparency in government, and how it can be beneficial to politics if done properly, despite the fact that there are still many cases of impunity and many situations where information is not made available to the public as it should be. I believe that over time, through implementation of different transparency mechanisms, people will become more aware and difficult to corrupt in such situations. The following section will discuss administration.
• 00:30:00 This video discusses the history of transparency in Mexico, from the early 1980s to the present day. The main points discussed are: 1) new government regulations on transparency have been enacted over the past several years; 2) in 1995, 1998, and 2002, various transparency laws were passed; 3) the 2002 Federal Transparency Law is considered to be the new strategy for promoting transparency; 4) institutions have been created, including the Federal Institute for Access to Public Information (IFAP), which oversees the law; 5) article 7 of the law guarantees citizens the right to write and publish any writings in any subject, without prior censorship by government; 6) article 8 guarantees public servants the right to exercise their right to request information in a peaceful and respectful manner, but only citizens of Mexico can exercise this right; 7) the legal foundation for transparency in Mexico is built upon article 7, which guarantees citizens the right to freedom of expression; 8) public servants are obligated to comply with access requests in a timely manner, and article 8 also allows for recourse to review mechanisms to ensure compliance. In recent years, compliance has become more difficult for officials wishing to withhold information as technology has made it easier for citizens to access it. As a result, officials have turned to more restrictive classification
• 00:35:00 Incluso the justly today in fact has very clear criteria for example say nothing more for mention when in a request for information a citizen does not specify the time of florescence Then there is a criterion that says a citizen is not specific about time of information flowering Well then there is a criterion that says a citizen is not specific about temporal period Give the information for one year of the petition's development at the current date Then we have As some parameters to be more clear or to be able to provide this information to the citizens who just require it and ask for it and are small actions that are improving the function of the public administration and just are forcing a little that public servants should treat information they are handling a little more organized because as you say I think for that reason public administrators are good for inventing any excuse not to give any information or invent a new method to hide information or commit a crime because also We have arrived I do not think between more Advances in legal matters in computer technology etcetera public servants who commit a crime or who mishandle
• 00:40:00 The speaker discusses the need for transparency in government, and how citizens can work to improve their country. He then mentions that he will be leaving shortly, and wishes the audience a good day and a good night. He ends by inviting people to follow him on social media and subscribe to his channel to stay updated on government-related topics.
• 00:45:00 The video discusses the importance of instituting national institutions in order to improve the quality of life for citizens. It points out that these institutions should be functional in order to be effective. The presenter, a young person with the online moniker "nenet," will be discussing the issue in a future program.