Overview
- Deputies passed the spending plan 355–132 after roughly 20 hours of discussion in San Lázaro.
- The package reassigns 17,788.1 million pesos from autonomous institutions, including about 15,805 million from the Judiciary.
- Additional cuts affect the electoral institute, the Attorney General’s Office with an 819 million reduction, and the national human rights commission with a 14.5 million cut.
- Redirected resources include 10,842 million pesos to the Education Secretariat, 2,500 million to Science, and 1,985 million to Culture.
- Debate scenes turned confrontational with displays tied to the killing of Uruapan’s mayor, while PRI leader Alejandro “Alito” Moreno condemned the move as “not savings, control.”