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Samuel Badillo removed as Tamaulipas subsecretary of Bienestar Social after performance review

On July 13, 2024, state officials announced the dismissal of Samuel Badillo Amador from his post as subsecretary of Bienestar Social in Tamaulipas. The decision was presented by Silvia Casas González, head of the state Secretaría de Bienestar Social, who said it resulted from an internal evaluation of Badillo’s performance.

Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya’s administration emphasized that officials must maintain the confidence of the governor and meet results expectations. No specific irregularities were cited; Badillo is required to complete a standard delivery‑reception process while a replacement is being considered.

Badillo had assumed the subsecretary role in July 2024 after serving as coordinator of delegations within the same department since 2022. Over the weekend prior to his removal, he was hospitalized in a private clinic in Victoria, Tamaulipas, and later reported to be recuperating at home.