The extinction of federal public trusts and the right to scientific development and technological innovation: a matter of human rights

La extinción de los fideicomisos públicos federales y el derecho al desarrollo científico e innovación tecnológica: un asunto de derechos humanos

The main objective of this article is to specify that science and technology are elements that contribute to the dignity of people and that the implementation of certain government actions in relation to these matters tends to violate human rights, by virtue of the fact that there are no other duly established means to address this topic. In this sense, it should be specified that in Mexico, one of the main ways of supporting scientific development and technological innovation by the government was through public trusts. However, the current federal administration decided to order the termination of these administrative legal resources arguing the existence of great corruption, a circumstance that without being properly founded, the only thing that has led to is the violation of human rights of the population by not generating a legal security scheme for scientific and technological development in the country, a circumstance that will be addressed with the tools of the inductive method, under a qualitative research approach.