Relatives claim the body of Nemesio Oseguera, 'El Mencho': FGR has already received the request
Relatives have requested the remains of Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera, the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, who was recently killed in an operation in Jalisco.
Due to the diversion of federal resources, FGR goes against three former collaborators of Javier Duarte
The Mexican Attorney General's Office is pursuing legal action against three former officials linked to Javier Duarte for their alleged involvement in the diversion of federal resources.
Javier Duarte Process Linked for Alleged Embezzlement
Former Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte has been linked to a legal process for alleged embezzlement involving five million pesos.
Victims of the Interoceanic Train accuse FGR of halting the investigation; seek justice from Sheinbaum
Victims of the Interoceanic Train derailment have accused the Attorney General's Office of impeding the investigation into the fatal incident that occurred in southeastern Mexico.
Sentenced person who posed as a lawyer and worked in the FGR of Querétaro
Antonio Rivas has been sentenced for using false documents to impersonate a lawyer while working as a public servant in Querétaro's FGR office.
Döring expands complaint for 'fiscal huachicol'; requests Julio Scherer's appearance before the FGR
Federico Döring from the PAN has expanded his complaint regarding public officials' negligence in dealing with illicit hydrocarbon trafficking and has called for Julio Scherer to testify.
Sheinbaum says that FGR is conducting a thorough investigation into the disappearance of miners; extortion is not ruled out
Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the Federal Attorney General's Office is conducting an in-depth investigation into the disappearance of ten miners in Sinaloa, particularly focusing on claims of mistaken identity and possible extortion.
Strike against huachicol: FGR secures 149 tankers and over 82,000 liters of hydrocarbons in Veracruz
The Mexican Attorney General's Office seized a fleet of 149 tankers and more than 82,000 liters of hydrocarbons in Veracruz as part of an operation against fuel theft.
FGR seeks more years of prison for Javier Duarte: He is accused of embezzlement
The General Prosecutor's Office of Mexico has presented new charges against Javier Duarte for embezzlement involving 5 million pesos.
FGR seeks to charge Javier Duarte, governor of Veracruz, with embezzlement today
The Mexican Attorney General's Office (FGR) plans to formally charge former Veracruz governor Javier Duarte for embezzlement of five million dollars connected to federal subsidies for disability support.
FGR finds 10 bodies after the disappearance of miners in Sinaloa; 5 have already been identified
The Mexican government has discovered 10 bodies linked to the recent disappearance of miners in Sinaloa, with half of them already identified.
Rocha Moya avoids giving details about the case of miners; FGR attracted investigation
Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya stated that the case of the disappeared miners has been officially taken over by the Federal Attorney General's Office, which will handle the information regarding the investigation.
FGR goes after Javier Duarte for embezzlement; the crime is punishable by 14 years in prison
The Mexican Attorney General's Office is pursuing a new charge against former Veracruz governor Javier Duarte for embezzlement totaling five million pesos which could lead to an additional 14 years in prison.
FGR calls for harmonization of federal and state laws to combat crimes
The Mexican Attorney General's Office (FGR) advocates for the alignment of federal and state laws to effectively combat various crimes across the country.
FGR identifies two key individuals in the criminal organization of the mayor of Tequila
The Mexican Attorney General's Office has designated Julio César Limón Trigueros and Severo Flores Mendoza as pivotal figures in the alleged criminal network led by Tequila's mayor, Diego Rivera Navarro, with connections to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
FGR finds remains in Concordia; investigates if they belong to the kidnapped miners
The discovery of bodies and human remains in Concordia marks a significant development in the investigation of ten missing workers from a mining company in Sinaloa, according to the Federal Attorney General's Office.
Secured vehicles and more than 4,000 liters of hydrocarbons in properties of Veracruz
State and federal elements seized over 4,000 liters of hydrocarbons during search operations at two properties in Veracruz.
FGR reactivates investigations against the García Luna clan
The Attorney General's Office (FGR) has resumed its investigation into individuals allegedly involved in the misappropriation of over 5,112 million pesos from federal prisons during the tenure of former Secretary of Public Security Genaro García Luna, with three suspects already detained.
Opacity prevails in the FGR regarding drug seizures and incineration
A report from the Internal Control Body of the Attorney General's Office highlights a lack of transparency in the handling of significant drug seizures and incinerations in Mexico.
Ernestina Godoy visits FGR headquarters in Tijuana; asks to maintain good communication
Ernestina Godoy Ramos, head of the Republic's Attorney General's Office, visited the Tijuana headquarters and its sub-offices, recognizing the staff's efforts and emphasizing the importance of communication among public servants.
Court protects 'El Tío', compadre of 'El Chapo'; requests the return of one million dollars
A Federal Court has granted protection to Jesús Raúl Beltrán Uriarte, known as El Tío, and has ordered the Federal Attorney General's Office to return over one million dollars seized nearly 20 years ago.