Overview
- Sheinbaum, speaking Wednesday at Palacio Nacional, said the government recovered more than 5 billion cubic meters of water after the December 2025 reform to the Ley de Aguas Nacionales and delivered 12,346 concession titles to communities and small producers, a volume the presidency said could supply roughly 90 million people for a year.
- The president reported a 51% drop in intentional homicides since her administration began and credited coordinated work by federal security bodies and the Fiscalía General de la República for the decline.
- Sheinbaum said Pemex debt fell by about $20 billion and cited steady crude and gas production, record foreign direct investment and job growth as signs of economic stability that underpin a planned responsible 2027 budget.
- She publicly denied fractures inside her movement, cited a 70% approval poll to rebut division claims, and accused U.S. actors of seeking to sow discord by praising some security officials while withholding evidence needed for the extradition request for Sinaloa governor Rubén Rocha Moya.
- Opposition parties and several outlets immediately questioned the administration's figures and left open issues such as thousands of disappearances, fiscal strain from large public works and gaps in independent verification, a debate that will shape scrutiny of the government's next budget and bilateral security talks.