Cybersecurity for Civil Society: A Case Study...
The International Republican Institute’s (IRI) Technology and Democracy team strives to prevent and build resiliency to the threats emerging from…
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It Takes a Network: Fighting Kleptocracy with Alli...
Yeddelti Cupul Alonzo works to promote transparency around land deals in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. She’s particularly focused…
Summit of the Americas: An Opportunity for Civil S...
From June 6-8, 2022, at the IX Summit of the Americas (“Summit”) in Los Angeles, California, the International Republican Institute…
Alternative Justice in Mexico: A Window of Opportu...
Behind the headlines, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s frenetic first six months have witnessed several unprecedented developments in the country’s justice…
Security with Justice: Implementing Judicial Refor...
As we ring in the new year, people around the globe will be looking ahead to what the coming year…
Mexico Decided—Takeaways from the Field
Yesterday Mexico embarked on the largest elections the country has seen in its democratic history, electing over 3,400 seats from…
Corruption and Security: The Issues at the Center ...
In July, Mexicans will go to the polls to elect more than 3,400 positions for federal, state and local offices-…
Despierta por México, Plataforma para Incentivar l...
A raíz del sismo que impacto a México el 19 de septiembre del 2017, los jóvenes fueron reconocidos como actores…
IRI Helps Promote Democratic Governance across Mex...
The International Republican Institute (IRI) served as an expert judge for the significant municipal awards in Mexico recently. Along with…
Critical Juncture: Mexico’s 2018 General Elections...
2018 is a banner year for Mexican voters. On July 1, more than 3,400 positions for federal, state and local offices…
Mexico’s Open Data Initiative Applauded
For the second time, the Federal Government of Mexico, through the Secretariat of Public Function and the Coordination of the…
Security with Justice in Mexico
On June 18, 2016, Mexico transitioned to a new penal justice code—an accusatory system based on a presumption of innocence.…