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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 15, 2011 -- The Ministry of Public Security decided to classify as “reserved” for details on the acquisition of equipment purchased with the loan of one thousand 500 million pesos for security.

It was not given the information you requested the City of San Pedro Tlaquepaque on security cameras installed state government in the metropolitan area of ​​Guadalajara, even though they met the Institute for Transparency and Public Information of the State (ITEI) . The argument presented by the State Executive is that part of the data on the fate of the credit contract, amounting to one thousand 500 million pesos, was classified as “reserved”. However, it gave information on other procurement related safety equipment as well as the Metropolitan Detention Center.

Purchases in which other details are given information that in some cases can be considered more sensitive than the cameras, is required to be made by direct award, arguing, in some cases, it is the only company that offers that service or that had proved its efficiency in the delivery of previous acquisitions.

The response to the request for information was supplied by Adriana Lopez Alejandra Robles, head of the Transparency Unit and Public Information of the Secretariat of State Public Security (SPP) on 23 November. This, to attend the review decision on the appeal 769/2011, issued on October 25 by the ITEI.

After the roadblocks in different parts of the metropolitan area of ​​Guadalajara, in early February, the governor, Emilio González Márquez, convened an emergency meeting at Casa Jalisco, which was attended by members of his security cabinet, metropolitan mayors and local parliamentary coordinators. There, they decided to acquire a loan of one billion pesos for security, which increased to 1.500 billion pesos in Congress and the State.

The Millennium Jalisco announced last September 26 that, out of credit resources, Jalisco security cameras purchased at a price 159% higher than similar equipment purchased by the municipality of San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon. The entity government spent 470 million pesos in the installation and operation of 654 surveillance cameras, while the City Nuevo Leon placed 1.472 units at a cost of 408 million. In this regard, Secretary of Administration, Ricardo Serrano, said there was no comparison, Jalisco said they purchased more sophisticated equipment, which will proactively detect events and generate alerts for immediate reaction.

After knowing this information, the mayor of San Pedro Tlaquepaque, Miguel Castro Reynoso, formally asked the Government Secretariat, then headed by Fernando Guzman Perez Pelaez, data on the purchase of cameras, as the municipalities had not received . No answer. Later, he made ​​an application under the Transparency Act, which was rejected on the grounds that he had requested as mayor and is an exclusive power of citizens. Reynoso Castro appealed to the ITEI, which determined to be handed to the information.

In response to the resolution of ITEI, the SPP sent an official letter of eight pages, which was localized states that “the classification record date October 24, 2011, issued by the Classification Committee of Public Information” that reliance on the information asked for, which “turned out to be a part of it reserved”.

In the information delivery, the amounts disclosed in the general credit was divided by a thousand 500 million pesos, of which 400 million dollars are for the video surveillance control system, 250 million for the purchase of aerial equipment, 350 million for the Metropolitan Detention Center, 390 million pesos in safety technological equipment to ten million pesos for the approval of emergency telephone systems 066 and 089.

In the text, only give details of expenditure to be made in the Metropolitan Detention Center and the safety equipment, with a breakdown of several purchases. In both areas also reported to be directly awarded to a company, the same happens with the purchase of a helicopter.

About the video surveillance system, it is noted that the draft “was established that monitoring be carried out centrally in the Ceipol (Strategic Police Information Centre), and in each of the municipalities of Guadalajara, Zapopan, Tlaquepaque, Tonala, Tlajomulco de Zuniga and El Salto will have a camera view that correspond to each one. ”

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