Mexico is among the five countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) with the highest levels of citizen trust in its Federal Government, according to the organization’s latest survey.
President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted that 53 percent of the population reports high or moderate confidence in the federal administration. The figure exceeds the OECD average, which is 40.1 percent.
“Mexico is above Sweden, France, Finland too… between 2023 and 2025 it registered stable levels of trust in the Federal Government. There are some who are not going to like this, but no way, that’s life,” Sheinbaum said in his morning conference.
Survey results
The countries with the greatest government trust are Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Luxembourg, all with lower population density than Mexico. The OECD report measures citizen perception of public institutions.
The data is relevant because Mexico, with more than 126 million inhabitants, maintains stable levels of trust in a global context where institutional distrust has grown in several member nations.




