Overview
- A federal review found shifting registration rules left the RNPDNO with incomplete entries, missing key fields, and cases logged without complaints to prosecutors.
- The publication will break down how many records are complete, partial, or effectively empty, and will report how many people were later located from properly integrated files.
- It will specify how many disappearances have a carpeta de investigación, how many lack one, and how many were registered without any formal procedure.
- Sheinbaum said Segob and the CNB have equipped and funded search collectives and madres buscadoras to improve on-the-ground searches.
- She criticized the RNPDNO platform as having serious flaws, while a separate study reported a 213% increase in disappearances from 2015 to 2025.