Noroña, Adán Augusto y Maru Campos, los ausentes en el segundo informe de Sheinbaum

On 2 September 2026, Mexico’s President Sheinbaum delivered her second annual report to Congress. Mexico News Daily wrote that she hailed a stronger, safer and more prosperous Mexico. El Universal reported that the report cited 4,000 sanctions against officials and 3,109 detected cases of fuel tax smuggling known as “huachicol fiscal”, and El País reported her approval at 69% at the close of her second year. Noroña, Adán Augusto and Maru Campos were absent, and Campos said she could not feel invited.

Sheinbaum accused the US of meddling to divide the security cabinet, and Petro warned of a risk of US intervention in Mexico. She asked the attorney general’s office to report on the “huachicol network” in the Farías Laguna case, and said of Amílcar Olán, a friend of Andy, that “everything is investigated”. She also backed the new presidents of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies.