Itzel Jiménez Ríos

A legal professional with a strong interest in corruption and access to information. Actively seeking a dynamic role focused on research in corruption-related matters.

Motivated student currently working towards degree in Corruption and Governance. Adept at prepping resources, equipment, and materials for research. Extensive background in investigating corruption research.

• Is Corruption No Longer Met with Impunity in Mexico?, Animal Político
• What Do Open Data Say About Combating Corruption?, Este País
• Corruption Crimes: The Unbroken Monopoly of Prosecution, Animal Político
• Is INAI an Effective Protector of the Right to Information?, Este País

• Illegal Money: Elections for the Highest Bidder in Puebla, 06/01/20
• Interim Government: The Perfect Business. Guillermo Pacheco Pulido’s Contracts, 07/01/20
• COVID-19: The Reality of Deaths in Puebla, 10/01/20
• Procurement Under Scrutiny, 12/01/20
• Ghost Companies in the Interim Government of Guillermo Pacheco Pulido, 07/01/21
• Pandemic of Opacity in Puebla’s Government, 09/01/22

• Presenter, Mexican Labor Law Assembly, Regularizing Prostitution as Work
• Delegate, Women’s Ambassadors Forum, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
• Member, Mexican delegation for the US-MEX FOCUS program, ITAM and Stanford University, Mexico City and Palo Alto, California
• Second place, Investigative journalism competition organized by INAI, Pandemic of Opacity in Puebla’s Government