Estado de México reports anti-corruption measures and sanctions

The Government of the State of Mexico has reported significant progress in its anti-corruption strategy through increased oversight, auditing, and administrative sanctions. The Coordinating Committee of the Anti-Corruption System of the State of Mexico and Municipalities (SAEMM) presented its Ninth Annual Report, highlighting 130 strategic institutional activities and the implementation of an Annual Work Program.

Key achievements include the processing of over 500,000 asset declarations and the execution of audits across all 125 municipalities. The Secretary of the Comptroller's Office reported conducting 21,753 control and evaluation actions over the past year, including 1,275 audits and 4,854 inspections.

Regarding enforcement, authorities resolved 3,912 files and imposed 2,438 sanctions on public servants for regulatory violations. Additionally, 120 files involving serious administrative offenses were referred to the Administrative Justice Tribunal of the State of Mexico. The state also received 21,727 complaints through the Mexiquense Attention System (SAM), with 14,941 cases forwarded to competent authorities for investigation.