Overview

• Authorities synthesized 570 proposals gathered from 450 collectives and 90 working sessions into 30 legislative measures organized around five pillars: search and security, forensic identification, data systems, well-being and prevention.
• A ten-point roadmap sets binding deadlines through October 15 for issuing the law’s regulation, updating the Homologated Search Protocol and activating the Unique Identity Platform and National Search Alert.
• Implementation mandates integration of biometric and satellite data into searches, creation of a National Investigation Folders database and harmonization of state laws with the federal statute.
• Forensic system overhaul measures include professionalizing personnel, allocating resources to clear decades-long backlogs in identifying remains and strengthening the National Forensic Data Bank alongside specialized prosecutors.
• Victim-centered governance is enshrined through ongoing coordination with families of the disappeared, protections for orphans and dedicated support programs for affected relatives.