Overview
- State and federal prosecutors reported reclaiming roughly 9.62 million square meters of coastal property, or about 92–93% of their target, in Bahía de Banderas and Compostela.
- Courts authorized the securing of 359 bank accounts holding 7,213,050,746 pesos tied to the alleged scheme run through the Bahía de Banderas trust (FIBBA).
- Authorities said former governor Roberto Sandoval remains in preventive detention, while an arrest order and Interpol Red Notice target former governor Ney González for suspected money laundering.
- Officials cited contract rescissions, judicial settlements and reparatory agreements that returned properties and about 500 million pesos in cash, with many rulings now final.
- Recovered holdings are being consolidated in the Fondo Soberano Nuevo Nayarit and a pension savings vehicle, with returns earmarked for infrastructure and workers’ retirement under a mixed investment model valued near 50 billion pesos.