Overview
- The state adjudicated a parcel in Tinajas to the government for 3,393,000 pesos, set at 60% of its appraisal, as partial payment toward a 515,174,928‑peso sanction.
- Authorities said the seizure followed the dismissal of judicial appeals and formal notification from the local Congress that the penalty was definitive.
- Seplafina’s Revenue Directorate reported it notified the former governor and, starting in 2022, searched for assets in his name eligible for embargo.
- Officials framed the action as enforcing anti-corruption and proper use of public funds within the legal collection process.
- Mario Anguiano disputed the findings, saying earlier audits found no irregularities, asserting the Interacciones loan contract was signed after his term ended, and noting he values the property at over 5 million pesos.