Overview
- The city inaugurated the CAIBP at the former SEMEFO building in the Doctores neighborhood after a MXN 43 million refurbishment.
- Authorities said the facility brings together the local Search Commission (100 staff), SSC’s immediate-search unit (50) and a specialized prosecutors’ office (80), with capacity to investigate long‑term cases.
- Officials highlighted recent tools and outcomes including a unified case registry and photobulletin, a DNA bank with 500+ profiles, more than 300 families located, and the dignified return of 196 bodies.
- Plans include a Temporary Remains Center to dignify unidentified remains, with capacity for 5,000 vaults and 4,000 ossuaries.
- Relatives and search collectives protested at the opening, urging immediate, measurable results as some operational details such as start dates, leadership and evaluation criteria were not specified.