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Rosa Icela Rodríguez Velázquez reported that, during a press conference at the National Immediate Search Alert Command Center (ANBI), she reported the location of 16,003 people through the National Search Strategy. She also noted that a group of nine national and international experts had joined the technical and scientific analysis of Búsqueda_MX. The publication also mentioned Claudia Sheinbaum, Arturo Medina, and OACNUDH. #BúsquedaInmediata #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)

Omar H. García Harfuch reported that, following instructions from President Claudia Sheinbaum, authorities were conducting intelligence, investigation, and coordination efforts against criminal groups that, as he noted, were generating violence in Oaxaca, especially in Juchitán de Zaragoza and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. He stated that the Naval Intelligence Unit of the Ministry of the Navy and the National Intelligence Center had participated in the arrest of Iván N., alias "El Cromo," in Guadalajara, Jalisco. He identified him as one of the leaders of Los Cromos, an organization that, according to investigations, was linked to the CJNG and involved in homicides, extortion, racketeering, kidnapping, and drug and arms trafficking. García Harfuch indicated that the arrested individual had two documented arrest warrants for qualified homicide, related to three victims, and a third warrant for the same crime from 2020, mentioned in intelligence records. He added that the investigations implicated the organization in the alleged involvement in the murder of a four-year-old girl in Juchitán. A reward of up to two million pesos had been offered for information leading to Iván N.'s capture. The official noted that the arrest continued the investigations that led, on September 23, to the arrest of Miguel N., then mayor of Juchitán de Zaragoza, and another member of the organization. Both were being investigated for their probable involvement in aggravated extortion and crimes against state security, as well as for alleged protection schemes for criminal groups, he said. He added that the operation was led by the Ministry of the Navy along with the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection, the Ministry of National Defense, the Attorney General's Office, the National Guard, the National Intelligence Center, the Financial Intelligence Unit, the Oaxaca Prosecutor's Office, and other authorities from Oaxaca and Jalisco. He also thanked the support of governors Salomón Jara and Pablo Lemus. #Seguridad #Justicia #Oaxaca (translated)

Jr. Sancristobal asked Claudia Sheinbaum to recognize that Andrés Manuel López Obrador had been incompetent and negligent in managing public health, and argued that he may have acted with deliberate corruption. He also urged her to repair the damage from her management and stated that the population was already fed up. #SaludPública #México #Política (translated)

We are working on a new model of national penitentiary management that is not limited to expanding infrastructure, but also includes improving security protocols, professionalizing personnel, and modernizing the procedures for administration, surveillance, and control of penal facilities. Secretary of Security, Omar García Harfuch, reported this Tuesday that the six prisons will have high-security infrastructure, surveillance and monitoring systems, inspection equipment, signal jammers, and differentiated modules according to the profile and risk level of those deprived of liberty. #EfectoBukele #ClaudiaSheinbaum #CárcelesMéxico (translated)

70,000 people have been detained since we took office, which represents overcrowding in some penitentiary centers, and we cannot allow overcrowding, first for human rights and secondly for security as well," Sheinbaum assured this Tuesday during her morning conference. #EfectoBukele #ClaudiaSheinbaum #CárcelesMéxico (translated)

Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico, announced the construction of six new prisons in response to the increase in homicides in the country, marking a significant shift in her policy compared to that of her predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador. #EfectoBukele #ClaudiaSheinbaum #CárcelesMéxico (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo asked Zoé Robledo that, if the IMSS did not have a budget to increase the salaries of its workers, money should stop being allocated to the Tren Maya, the AIFA, and the refinery that, according to him, was not refining. He argued that this way they would reach the necessary resources and labeled those projects as whims of the macuspano. He also tagged Claudia Sheinbaum. #IMSS #AumentodeSueldos #Economía (translated)

Reyna Haydee Ramírez questioned what she described as unequal treatment during President Claudia Sheinbaum's morning press conference. She wrote that some attendees received front-row seats and the opportunity to speak, and asked why Sheinbaum did not interrupt one of them, especially when they were talking about repression. https://t.co/AiphEjNrnD #México #Inequidad #Política (translated)

In 2025, Sheinbaum criticized the sanctions imposed by the United States on three Mexican financial institutions: Mexican authorities had found irregularities in some accounts, she said, but no evidence of links to criminal organizations. #Trump #Messico #ClaudiaSheinbaum (translated)

Trump has exacerbated tensions with Mexico, leading to sanctions on officials and companies linked to the Sinaloa drug cartel, while Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum attempts to maintain the country's sovereignty in the face of increasing U.S. pressures. #Trump #Messico #ClaudiaSheinbaum (translated)

vampipe stated that Claudia Sheinbaum had mocked a person's age that day, although, as he wrote, three days earlier she had said that doing so was discriminatory. He quoted the phrase "As if it were something bad to grow old...". https://t.co/sm77TVvKhX #discriminación #edad #respeto (translated)

Rosa Icela Rodríguez Velázquez reported that she met with government secretaries and heads of the search commissions from the federal entities to coordinate actions on human rights and locating people. She thanked them for their willingness to work and mentioned Claudia Sheinbaum, Arturo Medina Padilla, and the National Search Commission. #DerechosHumanos #LocalizaciónDePersonas #Coordinación (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that there would be no "foreign police teachers" at the academy in Querétaro and asked President Claudia Sheinbaum to stop insisting. He also made personal comments about his health, the use of medications, and his bad mood. #ClaudiaShein #Querétaro #Política (translated)

Jorge Armando Rocha wrote that President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the PAN governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri, for inviting the U.S. ambassador, Ronald Johnson, but not the Security Cabinet to the groundbreaking of an academy against organized crime. According to Rocha, Sheinbaum noted that that area corresponded to the federal government. https://t.co/Pxa6psYuw6 #ClaudiaSheinbaum #MauricioKuri #seguridad (translated)

Simón Levy described what happened as a major defeat for Morena and for those he referred to in disparaging terms. He also accused Andrés Manuel López Obrador of leading a cartel and presented Claudia Sheinbaum as his manager. Levy warned that they would go “after all of you” and reproached them for their arrogance. #Morena #LópezObrador #México (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that, according to the investment climate report from the U.S. Department of State, narcopolitics and corruption were hindering investments in Mexico. He also pointed out that Claudia Sheinbaum denied that her government was a "narco-government." #México #Corrupción #Inversión (translated)

We toured the Command Center of the National Immediate Search Alert #ANBI, with personnel from @CIDH, to whom we explained that from this space, which operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, @SEGOB_mx and @Busqueda_MX coordinate actions for locating people along with @SSPCMexico, @GN_MEXICO_, and @FGRMexico. #BúsquedaInmediata #SeguridadNacional #México (translated)

SHEINBAUM DENIES NARCOTICS MONEY IN HER CAMPAIGN... EVEN THOUGH THEY DIDN'T ASK HER THAT Journalist Reyna Haydee Ramírez asked Claudia Sheinbaum how she had shielded her campaigns to avoid resources from organized crime. Reyna did not claim that she received money from narcos. But Sheinbaum interpreted the question as an accusation. "No, now you've gone too far, Reyna," she replied, annoyed. She later described the intervention as disrespectful. And she stated that all the financing of her campaign was documented before the INE, with not a single observation. Reyna tried to clarify her question. But Sheinbaum accused her again of making baseless claims and ended the exchange with a "let's move on to the next colleague." The original question was about what mechanisms she used to prevent criminal money from entering her campaign. However, the President ended up responding to an accusation that the journalist had not made. https://t.co/OjbiXPu27L #ClaudiaSheinbaum #CampañaElectoral #CrimenOrganizado (translated)