Overview
- She asked governors and state congresses to harmonize local statutes with the Ley General de Búsqueda, noting the deadline has already passed.
- She urged the six states that still lack specialized disappearance prosecutor’s offices to establish them in compliance with the reform.
- She called for linking state registries and forensic records to the Plataforma Única de Identidad and for use of the biometric CURP to aid identification and location.
- She demanded clear, transparent records, an investigative case opened for every disappearance, and up‑to‑date data on human remains supported by an adequate forensic registry.
- She reported existing capacities of 32 local search commissions plus one federal, 26 state specialized fiscalías plus one federal, and 33 victim commissions, while stressing respectful, non‑stigmatizing treatment of families.