Overview

• The kickoff in Mexicali was led by Governor Marina del Pilar and convened by the state anti-corruption secretariat with participation from the executive, legislative and judicial branches.
• Officials said 18 cases have been judicialized, covering an estimated 625 million pesos linked to alleged public-sector irregularities.
• Authorities signed the Estrategia Estatal de Combate a la Corrupción to align efforts across the three branches and the seven municipal governments.
• The administration reported a drop in federal audit observations from 4,942 million pesos in 2017 to 1.5 million in 2024, figures presented as government tallies.
• Baja California will apply the federal 10‑pillar model, with state leaders acknowledging support from the national Secretaría Anticorrupción and President Claudia Sheinbaum.