Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum gave her public Segundo Informe at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday from the Patio de Honor at Palacio Nacional to present her administration's two‑year record.
- The formal written report will be delivered to the Chamber of Deputies by Secretary of the Interior Rosa Icela Rodríguez, following the post‑2008 practice that separates the public address from the document handover.
- The government highlighted security and economic figures as evidence of progress, saying average daily intentional homicides fell about 51 percent between September 2024 and July 2026 and citing positive foreign investment, GDP growth, and record employment levels.
- Sheinbaum unveiled an 11‑initiative legislative package that includes a proposal to bar dual nationality for presidential and gubernatorial candidates and bills on the environment, AI and social media, feminicide and indigenous and Afromexican rights.
- A multiweek regional tour begins on September 3 to present state‑level reports in all 32 entities and will close with a Mexico City report at the Zócalo; the format follows a constitutional change to Article 69 that ended mandatory presidential attendance at San Lázaro.