Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said she will ask the federal Attorney General’s Office for an updated report on the investigation.
- She said she will also request a briefing from the National Search Commission on recent search efforts.
- She asked Fiscal General Ernestina Godoy to inform the public when she is able, noting the prosecutor’s office is autonomous.
- Alfredo Jiménez Mota vanished in 2005 while reporting on organized crime in Sonora, and authorities have filed no charges after 21 years.
- The case features long-standing claims of collusion between officials and crime groups, and the state issued a public apology to his family about five years ago.