Evaluación de la política de seguridad pública en México: 2006-2018

Abstract

The article evaluates the public security policy in Mexico during the six-year terms of Felipe Calderon Hinojosa and Enrique Pena Nieto, based on the results of ENVIPE, from its first publication in 2010 to 2018. The analysis considers three substantial lines: the perception of insecurity, institutional trust, and the citizen’s assessment of government performance to reduce insecurity in the country. To obtain the results, an external and ex-post-facto evaluation was carried out, from which it was concluded that the social assessment of the government intervention for the improvement of public security was reprobative and practically imperceptible to citizens, during both six-year periods.