Explore connections and contracts between business people, politicians, companies and public institutions. This tool makes it easier for researchers, journalists and citizens to access several open data sources to contribute to transparency and accountability.
You can search for names of companies, public institutions, business people or public officials.
To search for contracts, go to our advanced contract search.
QuiénEsQuién.Wiki combines public information sources and our own investigations with the goal of exposing state capture.
Updated: Fecha desconocida
Updated: 30 de septiembre de 2022
Updated: 30 de septiembre de 2022
Updated: 30 de septiembre de 2022
Updated: 3 de octubre de 2022
Updated: 3 de octubre de 2022
Public procurement processes hide flagrant cases of state capture. We have imported the public procurement databases of Compranet, Compranet Plus and the Portal de Obligaciones de Transparencia (POT).
The owners of a company and those who control it are among the hardest information to access. With data from the Mexican Stock Exchange and the state's supplier lists, we link corporations and companies. The América Latina Offshore initiative provides information on companies registered in the United Kingdom with Mexican owners or directors, or owners or directors living in Mexico.
Projects by PODER and allied organizations that follow public money and map a corporation or government.
Like any tool, QuiénEsQuién.Wiki has its quirks. Based on the best experiences, we have prepared a manual so that researchers and journalists can run complex searches and get the most out of it.
Research using QuiénEsQuién.Wiki data has led to long-term projects, innovative visualizations and regional investigations.
18.4 billion pesos is the overcost the IMSS has paid on purchases made between 2008 and 2018, according to PODER's calculations based on annual weighted average prices. The Fourth Transformation has stopped publishing purchase details, while over the last two and a half years patient and family organizations have denounced shortages of vital medicines.
The Foro Consultivo Científico y Tecnológico, A.C. was the vehicle used by academics to usurp public functions and benefit for more than 16 years from discretionary public funds of the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Conacyt). The money was used to pay salaries and buy a house that they manage privately. Now, to keep its privileges, Foro A.C. is pursuing a lawsuit against Conacyt.
PODER publishes an investigative report every week. QQW data is essential for investigating companies, detecting irregular contracts and complementing stories.
Caso Epstein: marchas, derechos humanos y empresas
Los millonarios del metal
El futuro enterrado entre las piedras
Many journalists and researchers use the platform. Some cite us in their reports and articles, and as a token of appreciation we list them on the QQW home page.
PopLab.mx: Hay prioridades en UG: 31 millones a museo, mientras OSUG...
El Clarinete: Más de medio millón de pesos han costado visitas de AMLO...
Emeequis: El chef de las estrellas era el favorito de Peña Nieto
QuiénEsQuién.wiki makes all its data and software openly available for reuse.
Website and data visualization generator for public procurement that requires neither programming nor dedicated hosting. Its most notable uses are tracking large public works, www.torredecontrol.org, and medical purchases, VivirconVih.org
QuiénEsQuién.Wiki uses Kibana as a data analysis tool that enables cross-referencing, visualizations and charts of public procurement and of relationships between people and organizations. You can analyze state capture and the quality of public procurement.