Mexican legislative activity reports

In October 2026, various Mexican legislators presented reports on their activities.

In Michoacán, Grecia Aguilar Mercado, coordinator of the Movimiento Ciudadano parliamentary group, conducted a tour in Angangueo to deliver her second legislative report. Her priorities included technological training for youth in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, social rights, and mental health initiatives. She also proposed the creation of a State Registry of Teachers Sanctioned for Harassment and Sexual Abuse in Educational Settings.

In Chihuahua, Federal Deputy and PRI state president Alex Domínguez presented his second legislative activity report regarding his “Las 8 del 8” campaign agenda. He reported an 82.8% completion rate for his 64 commitments, noting that proposals for senior citizens, women, and health had reached 100% completion. His work focused on regional needs including security, water defense, and infrastructure.

During his report presentation, which was attended by PRI National Executive Committee president Alejandro “Alito” Moreno Cárdenas and Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos Galván, Domínguez detailed his legislative agenda under the slogan “Hagamos un Chihuahua Fregón.” He highlighted the presentation of 34 personal initiatives, 19 tribune interventions, and 62 dialogue forums. He emphasized the necessity of federal resources to combat drought and to improve medical supplies in institutions such as IMSS and ISSSTE. Moreno praised Domínguez as a “representative of results” and noted the party’s intent to strengthen its structure in the state to counter the influence of the Morena party.