Overview
- The Tribunal de Justicia Administrativa ruled on January 20 against Juan Alán “N” after an anti-corruption investigation found serious administrative violations at Cecop.
- The sanction bars him from public service for five decades and imposes a financial penalty of 134,895,183.18 pesos.
- Authorities say accounts and real estate were secured as financial forensics tracked transfers from his accounts to those of his spouse between September 2023 and March 2025.
- Prosecutors report Juan Alán remains a fugitive, while his wife, Andrea Fernanda “N”, is held at the Hermosillo women’s prison on charges of illicit enrichment and peculado.
- Parallel probes into additional Cecop officials continue after audits initially flagged diversions above 67 million pesos, later estimated to exceed 106 million.