UAEMéx Internal Control Body marks six years of transparency

The Internal Control Body (OIC) of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEMéx) marked its sixth anniversary with an event focused on legality, transparency, and accountability. The institution emphasized its role in preventing risks, monitoring the use of resources, and improving institutional processes.

University legal counsel Evangelina Sales Sánchez stated that internal control is essential for ensuring that resources and decisions follow principles of transparency, efficacy, and social responsibility. The OIC aims to foster an institutional culture based on ethics and proactive transparency.

The event included participation from state and federal authorities, such as Rodrigo Archundia Barrientos, a specialized prosecutor in combating corruption from the State of Mexico Attorney General's Office. María Teresa de Jesús Cruz Camarena, head of the UAEMéx OIC, highlighted the body's responsibility in overseeing legislative compliance and managing public resources through dialogue and cooperation.