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Nayarit Says It Has Recovered 93% of Disputed Coastal Lands, Moves Assets Into Sovereign Fund

State leaders credit an FGR-backed campaign that reversed irregular FIBBA transfers to redirect proceeds toward pensions and public works.

Overview

  • Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro reported the recovery of 9.6 million square meters valued at about 50 billion pesos, with officials targeting full recovery by late 2025 or early 2026.
  • The reclaimed properties were incorporated into the Fondo Soberano de Nayarit, which allocates income 51% to public works and 49% to the workers’ pension fund, according to state representatives.
  • Authorities said four confidential investment contracts are in place, including hotel partnerships, with the state describing models such as an 18% profit rent and, in separate remarks, a 28% state share of gains on four deals worth 24 billion pesos.
  • State and federal investigations tied to the Megaoperativo Nuevo Nayarit continue, with officials reporting arrest warrants for former governors Ney González Sánchez and Roberto Sandoval Castañeda.
  • Officials say recoveries were achieved through civil, mercantile and criminal routes, including revocations and reparatory agreements, and that about 500 million pesos have been paid in restitution.