Overview
- The Secretaría Anticorrupción y Buen Gobierno announced the national campaign on Monday, July 13, 2026, to encourage people to report suspected administrative irregularities in the federal government.
- Any person can use the official portal denuncias.gob.mx to report possible misconduct by federal public servants, government contractors, or suppliers, and the platform allows anonymous submissions.
- The campaign frames reporting as a civic duty and targets barriers that have kept complaints low, including fear, lack of knowledge about channels, and distrust of institutions.
- Authorities say the initiative is primarily a communication and access effort and that received complaints will be examined by relevant offices to decide whether to open formal investigations; no data on complaint volumes or enforcement outcomes have been published yet.
- Mexico has long suffered underreporting of public‑sector wrongdoing, so the campaign's impact will depend on whether analyses lead to timely, transparent investigations and visible sanctions that build public trust.