Overview
- The Partido Acción Nacional publicly presented the proposals as part of its 111 Soluciones para México national platform in late June, with Jorge Romero Herrera highlighting life imprisonment for public officials who collude with organized crime.
- The party calls for construction of a high-security 'Megaprisión' to isolate top criminal leaders and prevent them from running operations from inside ordinary prisons.
- PAN’s security axis pairs punitive measures with plans to rebuild state capacity through intelligence, technology, drones, strategic surveillance and institutional strengthening.
- Leaders frame the agenda as a response to 'narcopolítica,' arguing corruption between officials and criminal groups threatens family safety, democracy and trust in institutions.
- The proposals are presented as party commitments and electoral messaging rather than enacted law, so next steps to write bills or win legislative approval will determine whether they move beyond the platform.