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Mexico sanctions 4,193 public officials from October 2024 to June 2026
Mexico’s Secretariat of Anti-Corruption and Good Government says it sanctioned 4,193 public officials between October 2024 and June 2026.
The agency classified 84.1% of the violations as non-serious and 15.9% as serious.
It also sanctioned 84 private individuals and reported that 286 government suppliers faced penalties, including 222 that were barred from doing business with the government.
The agency said criminal investigations involved 1,052 public officials and 82 private individuals.
It also imposed 118 million pesos in fines on companies and individuals for violating personal data protections.
In 855 audits and reviews, it identified 3,398 findings and set out 10,592 corrective actions.
Those actions are still being addressed by the audited agencies and focus on areas including procurement, public works and management of public resources.
Mexico’s Secretariat of Anticorruption and Good Government sanctioned 4,193 public officials from October 2024 to June 2026.
The agency said 84.1% of the sanctions involved non-serious violations and 15.9% involved serious violations.
It also sanctioned 84 private individuals and investigated 1,052 public officials and 82 private individuals criminally.
In a report to the Senate, the agency said it carried out 855 audits and issued 3,398 findings.
- Who
- Mexico’s Secretariat of Anticorruption and Good Government.
- What
- It sanctioned 4,193 public officials and 84 private individuals.
- When
- From October 2024 to June 2026.
- Where
- Mexico.
- Why
- The report describes efforts to strengthen compliance and ensure public resources are managed efficiently, transparently and honestly.
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In total, 286 suppliers, of which 222 were disqualified.
These measures are aimed mainly at strengthening procurement processes for goods and services, monitoring public works, controls for collecting revenue and human resources management, as well as updating organizational structures and internal regulations.
The Secretariat sanctioned 4,193 public officials during this period.
The agency said it carried out 855 audits, producing 3,398 findings.
El Universal reported on the agency’s figures from a report submitted to the Senate.
- Public officials sanctioned
- 4,193
- Sanction period
- October 2024 to June 2026
- Non-serious violations
- 84.1% of sanctions against public officials
- Serious violations
- 15.9% of sanctions against public officials
- Audit actions
- 855
- Audit findings
- 3,398
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