Overview
- The Auditoría Superior de la Federación published findings Friday after auditing 100% of the 2025 transfers and found 101 observations on how states distributed Ramo 28 funds with 94 cleared during the review and seven still pending.
- The national review covered 301,366.2 million pesos moved to states for municipal distribution and the ASF recovered just over 20 million pesos that had been misallocated because of calculation errors.
- The audit identified a reserved, undistributed amount of 1,403,459 pesos for the municipality of Belisario Domínguez and recommended that responsible state units correct transfers and publish accurate records.
- The ASF found legal and procedural gaps in several states, including unclear criteria for special funds in four entities and payment delays in seven states, and noted that only 893 of 2,460 municipalities had predial collection agreements in 2025.
- A focused audit of the State of Mexico covering 40,975,736,837 pesos concluded with no pending observations after the state addressed three issues, and the ASF urged states and legislatures to adopt its recommendations and clear the remaining seven items.