Overview
- The Secretaría Anticorrupción y Buen Gobierno reported Tuesday that its preventive actions protected nearly MXN 84,000 million during the first two years of the current administration.
- That total breaks down to about MXN 29,000 million from changes in public purchases, MXN 42,000 million from oversight of public works contracts, MXN 7,800 million from administrative reorganizations and MXN 4,800 million tied to sanction follow‑up.
- The agency said it administratively sanctioned 4,193 public servants and 286 companies, imposed roughly MXN 1,473 million in fines on firms, and filed 517 criminal complaints that have produced 53 vinculaciones a proceso so far.
- As a practical example, the Secretariat said its support for an IMSS medical‑equipment purchase broadened supplier competition and cut costs by about 46 percent while officials moved to include cooperatives and small businesses in government buying.
- SABG is coordinating with the TFJA and the ASF on proposals to change laws and procedures, but many administrative files and legal referrals remain in process so legislative or judicial steps will determine how much of the reported savings and sanctions are finalized.