Overview
- Control judge César Augusto Mendoza Salazar issued the 30-hour custodial order following a Jan. 12 hearing to ratify protective measures.
- Chávez’s legal team cited repeated noncompliance, including public comments in which Adame allegedly denied the victim’s gender identity.
- The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security is expected to detain and present Adame in the coming days to serve the sanction.
- The communiqué warns that any new public aggression could lead to a criminal case carrying potentially multi‑year prison terms.
- As of publication, Adame had not made a public statement, and the case has renewed attention on enforcement of protection measures in gender-based violence complaints.