Overview
- Senators approved Godoy 97–19, with 11 null ballots, after same-day hearings for a three-woman shortlist sent by President Claudia Sheinbaum.
- Godoy pledged a victims-first, evidence-led FGR, vowing no fabrication of charges, no political persecution, zero tolerance for torture, and no impunity.
- Movimiento Ciudadano supported the vote after she adopted its public commitments decálogo, while most PAN and PRI legislators opposed.
- As interim chief she began reshaping the agency, naming Héctor Elizalde Mora to lead the Criminal Investigation Agency and initiating other personnel moves.
- The rapid succession followed Alejandro Gertz Manero’s departure after an embassy offer, with Godoy set to serve through 2034.