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The right to information implies the individuals’ freedom to look for information and make decisions; but it also entails the States’ obligation to establish systems that have information ready and organized. In this sense, the design and implementation of a National System of Libraries (stipulated by the General Law of Libraries of Mexico) is a pending task, which would support the national development of the information infraestructure. The System requires the coordination of legislators, authorities of the Executive Power, the librarians and the citizenship. In order to achieve sustainable results, the desire to stick to centralist and concentration tendencies must be abandoned, and explore legal solutions that ponder harmonization, such as institutional collaboration.

Alcances y limitaciones para un sistema nacional de bibliotecas: la cooperación institucional como vía para su concreción