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10. LabCDMX

14. NOT a digital office

15. A CREATIVE OFFICE
WITHIN GOVERNMENT

16. CREATIVE
ETHOS
(THE CAPACITY TO REIMAGINE)

23. EXPERIMENTOS

24. OPEN
PARTICIPATORY
PEDESTRIAN
PLAYFUL
CREATIVE
GLOBAL

25. OPEN CITY

26. How can digital
democracy make
cities more
equitable instead
of creating worse
social inequality?

27. How to use the
power of tech in
divided cities?

28. How do we have
difficult
conversations in
such a large and
diverse
megalopolis?

29. OPEN CITY:
THE PRECONDITIONS

30. Voter turnout
28% Constitutional Assembly election (2016)
12% Neighborhood committees (2016)
44% mid-term elections (2015)
64% General Election (2012)
Relational capital
63% no contact
22% 1 contact
13% 2 or more contacts
15% believe that everyone collaborates in a
democracy

31. (UN)TRUST
12% legislators
15% political parties
22% the police
25% judges
31% central government
30% local governments

49. PROTOTYPE
COLLABORATIVE
SOCIETIES
---> FROM OPEN GOV
TO OPEN CITY

50. OPEN CITY:
SOME EXPERIMENTS

51. RIGHT TO THE CITY
GOVERNANCE
SPATIAL JUSTICE
PARTICIPATORY PLANNING
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
CIVIC TECH.
CIRCULAR ECONOMIES
DIGITAL DEMOCRACY

53. CDMX

73. TRAVERSING DIFFERENT SCALES
WHAT TYPE OF SOCIETY
DO WE WANT
AND HOW DO WE GET THERE?

77. >

82. Direct Democracy
The right to technology
Euthanasia
Medical marijuana
Diverse Families
Revocación de mandato, fuero
Pluricultural capital
The right to sexuality and sexual diversity
The right to care and caretakers
The right to cultural diversity
The right to Public Space (protests, cultural activities etc)
Independent candidates
Global City, Sanctuary City
Freedom of expression (professional secret: whistleblowers act;
refuge for persecuted journalists)

83. THE RIGHT
TO THE CITY

88. MEXICO CITY:
EXPERIMENTAL GROUND
(MEGA URBAN LAB)