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UIF Account Freezes on Bermúdez Requena’s Children Stand After Tabasco Judge Denies Relief

A December 9 constitutional hearing will examine a separate challenge admitted for daughter Fabiola.

Overview

  • The First District Judge in Tabasco, Sandra Adriana Carbajal Díaz, denied a definitive suspension for Verónica and David Hernán Bermúdez Encalada, so their bank accounts remain blocked.
  • The freezes stem from UIF agreement 228/2025 issued in late July, which immobilized assets tied to Hernán Bermúdez Requena, relatives, and related companies based on analyses of unusual transactions.
  • Fabiola Bermúdez Encalada’s amparo was admitted and is set for a constitutional hearing on December 9, leaving the fate of her blocked account unresolved.
  • A collegiate court authorized Bermúdez Requena to ratify his own amparo by videoconference from prison, and he has claimed the actions against his family are politically motivated.
  • Bermúdez Requena remains in pretrial detention at El Altiplano on organized crime-related charges including extortion and kidnapping, with a three-month window set for complementary investigation.