# Movimiento Ciudadano political criticisms in Mexico > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/movimiento-ciudadano-political-criticisms-in-mexico > Updated: 2026-09-22T23:21:51.000Z. Sources: 25. Developments: 2. The political party Movimiento Ciudadano has issued several criticisms and formal complaints regarding governance and infrastructure in Mexico. In early September, party coordinator Laura Ballesteros described the mobility conditions on the Mexico-Querétaro highway as a “disaster.” She cited construction, accidents, and road closures as causes for significant travel delays and economic impacts, attributing the situation to a lack of coordination between federal and state authorities. By late September, the party expanded its actions to include formal legal and political challenges. In Veracruz, Movimiento Ciudadano filed a complaint with the Fiscalía General de la República against the IMSS-Bienestar coordinator, alleging abuse of authority and crimes against health following reports of medicine and surgical supply shortages. Simultaneously, in Monterrey, party leader Martha Herrera called for the resignation of the mayor, citing the neglect of basic municipal services such as trash collection, street lighting, and pothole repair, while also questioning the transparency of parking meter revenue. ## Claims - Protesters are demanding the Mexican Army release 853 intelligence files related to the case. (disputed by 4 sources) - Families are demanding the release of 800 pages of documentation related to the investigations. (disputed by 3 sources) - Lawyer Isidoro Vicario Aguilar stated the Supreme Court should reject legal injunctions (amparos) filed by the Mexican Army. (corroborated by 9 sources) - The protests are held in observance of the 12th anniversary of the disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students. (corroborated by 8 sources) - Families of the 43 Ayotzinapa students are protesting to demand truth and justice 12 years after their disappearance. (corroborated by 6 sources) - Magdalena, a mother of one of the disappeared students, accused the federal government of protecting the Army. (corroborated by 6 sources) - Supreme Court President Hugo Aguilar Ortiz committed to objectively analyzing the Ayotzinapa case files. (corroborated by 6 sources) - The CNDH issued Recommendation 208VG/2026, stating there is insufficient evidence to hold the Mexican Army (Sedena) institutionally responsible. (corroborated by 5 sources) - Lawyer Isidoro Vicario requested the Court review a 2023 injunction ordering the delivery of military archives to the Truth Commission and GIEI. (corroborated by 4 sources) - Students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Normal School launched homemade explosives at military installations in Iguala. (corroborated by 3 sources) - Authorities installed metal barriers and fences around Palacio Nacional, Bellas Artes, and the Supreme Court in Mexico City. (corroborated by 3 sources) - No injuries were reported following the detonation of the devices. (corroborated by 2 sources) ## Timeline ### 2026-09-22: Ayotzinapa: Families protest 12 years after student disappearances Twelve years after the Ayotzinapa student disappearances, families and students are protesting in Mexico, demanding the release of military files and justice despite recent CNDH findings. 22 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/coyoacn-and-inea-renew-agreement-to-boost-literacy ### 2026-09-03: Movimiento Ciudadano criticizes mobility crisis on Mexico-Querétaro highway Movimiento Ciudadano official Laura Ballesteros has condemned the lack of coordination between authorities regarding the Mexico-Querétaro highway, citing severe delays, accidents, and economic impacts. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/movimiento-ciudadano-criticizes-mobility-crisis-on-mexico-quertaro-highway --- Cite as: Movimiento Ciudadano political criticisms in Mexico. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/movimiento-ciudadano-political-criticisms-in-mexico