Resumen

RODRIGUEZ ROBLEDO, José Alberto  y  CONTRERAS MANRIQUE, Julio César. The hidden use of information and communication technologies in citizen participation in the open parliament. Sintaxis [online]. 2024, n.13, pp.15-34.  Epub 12-Mayo-2025. ISSN 2594-1682.  https://doi.org/10.36105/stx.2024n13.03.

Low confidence in legislative organizations in Mexico is part of a democratic recession in Latin American countries. Given this, open parliament emerges as a set of principles that operates through information and communication technologies (ICT) and promotes citizen participation. However, it is proposed that legislative organizations use ICT to inhibit citizen participation. Indications of this inhibitory use were identified in the case of public hearings on the National Guard held in the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico. A descriptive and exploratory qualitative methodology was used. Document review and content analysis techniques were used. The main finding is that the inhibition of citizen participation occurs through the selective, controlling, and negligent use of ICT.

Palabras llave : information and communication technologies; citizen participation; open parliament; national guard.

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