Mexico Sanctions 13 Public Servants for Non-Serious Faults

The Secretaría Anticorrupción y Buen Gobierno has imposed administrative sanctions on 13 public servants across nine federal agencies for non-serious administrative faults, including negligence, omissions, and mishandling of confidential information Source: Excélsior. The sanctions range from private reprimands to three-month disqualifications Source: Infobae.

Key cases

• Pemex: Two workers suspended 30 days for failing to process post-mortem benefits (2022–2025) Source: Milenio.
• IMSS: A doctor disqualified three months after a patient died due to omitted diagnosis Source: Infobae.
• SNDIF: A worker suspended 15 days for mistreating a minor Source: Heraldo.
• ANAM: Three customs officials suspended 15 days for not inspecting luggage Source: Excélsior.
• INDEP: Two officials suspended 15 days for exceeding contract modification limits Source: Milenio.

While some outlets name the sanctioned individuals, others omit names, focusing on institutions Source: Milenio; Excélsior. The sanctions were issued under the Constitution and the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities, and those sanctioned have the right to appeal Source: Infobae.