Hidalgo municipalities face 487 million pesos in audit observations

Four municipalities in Hidalgo, Mexico, have accumulated 487 million pesos in pending observations from the Auditoría Superior de la Federación (ASF). According to Comptroller Secretary Álvaro Bardales Ramírez, the financial observations are distributed as follows: Tepehuacán de Guerrero holds 210 million pesos, Huichapan 168 million, Tepetitlán 58 million, and Huehuetla 51 million.

In addition to the fiscal observations, the Comptroller's office reported approximately 100 criminal complaints for alleged corruption, 762 sanctioning resolutions, and 247 disqualifications of public servants. The department also identified roughly 1,000 public service workers with potential labor incompatibilities due to duplicate positions or overlapping schedules. While over 900 individuals have since regularized their status or resigned, others remain under review.