Overview
- The PAN bloc filed the bill in the Mexico City Congress, citing nearly 6,000 people still unlocated and the capital’s second-highest national tally in 2025.
- The bill would create a Unified Register of Missing Persons to merge records from different agencies and standardize data for searches and identification.
- It would make the Gabinete de Búsqueda a permanent high-level body that coordinates work across authorities.
- The measure would write the Centro de Atención Integral into law to house search operations, legal aid, and psychosocial care for families.
- The plan adds public performance indicators and formal reporting to Congress to enforce oversight and track results.