Overview
- The state says the Fondo de Ahorro Nayarit holds about 515 million pesos to support pension payments.
- The fund reports average 2025 investment returns of 13.58%, described as nearly four times inflation.
- More than 14,000 employees from 45 government departments have opened retirement accounts with the program.
- The pension scheme shifted from a reparto system to individual accounts, with past contributions credited using actuarial studies by LOCON.
- Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero said prior administrations diverted pension resources, calling it “huachicoleo de las pensiones.”