Overview
- Feminist groups rallied in Mexico City and multiple states on 28S and delivered a new initiative to Congress to remove abortion from the Federal Penal Code.
- Official SESNSP figures record 7,511 abortion investigations over the past decade and 522 in January–July 2025, despite Supreme Court rulings against criminalization.
- Roughly two dozen states have partially decriminalized abortion, yet eight still retain penal provisions and many codes continue to list the offense.
- IMSS Bienestar reports 12,822 abortions in Mexico City from July 2024 to July 2025, including 4,453 patients from other states where it is legal, reflecting centralized access.
- Advocates report conscience-based refusals, shortages of misoprostol and mifepristone, and continued use of curettage; protests highlighted supply gaps and alleged denials of legal care, including a recent case involving a 10-year-old in Tamaulipas.