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Mexico in comparable figures

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In Mexico, the economy grew 0.5% in 2025; inflation was 3.7% in 2025 (5th highest of 14). Poverty reaches 35.4% of the population (2024, 10th of 13) and unemployment is 2.7% (2024). Mexico is among the three best placed on unemployment rate and among the three worst placed on GDP growth and homicide rate. Its poverty rate (2024), education spending (2022) and share of households online (2022) figures are older than the rest of the region’s.

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SESNSP state crime incidence (case files)
Period	Sinaloa	Aguascalientes	Baja California	Baja California Sur	Campeche	Chiapas	Chihuahua	Coahuila	Colima	Durango	Guanajuato	Guerrero	Hidalgo	Jalisco	Mexico City	Michoacán	Morelos	Nayarit	Nuevo León	Oaxaca	Puebla	Querétaro	Quintana Roo	San Luis Potosí	Sonora	State of Mexico	Tabasco	Tamaulipas	Tlaxcala	Veracruz	Yucatán	Zacatecas
2024	805	112	2,089	56	95	662	1,704	105	749	64	2,553	1,398	246	1,442	813	1,246	1,323	144	1,539	877	880	174	569	377	1,129	1,964	707	331	128	771	44	369
2025	1,353	86	1,530	113	101	324	1,485	76	557	55	2,035	1,071	253	954	755	1,072	997	157	726	781	779	140	249	185	1,005	1,312	556	203	103	814	33	114

National total (case files)
Period	Value
2015	16,119
2016	20,147
2017	25,032
2018	29,092
2019	29,498
2020	28,839
2021	28,279
2022	26,289
2023	25,308
2024	25,465
2025	19,974

Sinaloa, by month (case files)
Period	Value
2015-01	54
2015-02	67
2015-03	55
2015-04	72
2015-05	86
2015-06	71
2015-07	72
2015-08	77
2015-09	65
2015-10	68
2015-11	81
2015-12	73
2016-01	71
2016-02	83
2016-03	43
2016-04	71
2016-05	79
2016-06	74
2016-07	66
2016-08	93
2016-09	96
2016-10	79
2016-11	89
2016-12	78
2017-01	99
2017-02	103
2017-03	119
2017-04	120
2017-05	143
2017-06	125
2017-07	114
2017-08	101
2017-09	82
2017-10	81
2017-11	80
2017-12	83
2018-01	76
2018-02	64
2018-03	86
2018-04	97
2018-05	85
2018-06	105
2018-07	76
2018-08	81
2018-09	72
2018-10	94
2018-11	60
2018-12	67
2019-01	70
2019-02	63
2019-03	52
2019-04	73
2019-05	71
2019-06	65
2019-07	70
2019-08	75
2019-09	79
2019-10	66
2019-11	72
2019-12	66
2020-01	54
2020-02	53
2020-03	69
2020-04	51
2020-05	56
2020-06	70
2020-07	69
2020-08	65
2020-09	69
2020-10	64
2020-11	50
2020-12	30
2021-01	53
2021-02	48
2021-03	42
2021-04	40
2021-05	63
2021-06	43
2021-07	47
2021-08	41
2021-09	54
2021-10	46
2021-11	39
2021-12	40
2022-01	32
2022-02	29
2022-03	40
2022-04	40
2022-05	50
2022-06	35
2022-07	35
2022-08	31
2022-09	47
2022-10	30
2022-11	31
2022-12	35
2023-01	42
2023-02	31
2023-03	54
2023-04	40
2023-05	44
2023-06	43
2023-07	47
2023-08	41
2023-09	45
2023-10	32
2023-11	29
2023-12	44
2024-01	51
2024-02	38
2024-03	31
2024-04	32
2024-05	41
2024-06	42
2024-07	38
2024-08	39
2024-09	103
2024-10	141
2024-11	130
2024-12	119
2025-01	108
2025-02	102
2025-03	109
2025-04	100
2025-05	140
2025-06	156
2025-07	134
2025-08	94
2025-09	106
2025-10	109
2025-11	89
2025-12	106

Mexico · Public safety

The national count fell by 21.6%, from 25,465 to 19,974, with fewer files in 26 of the 32 states. In Sinaloa it went from 805 to 1,353, the state’s highest since the series began in 2015; its share of the total rose from 3.2% to 6.8%.

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Recurring indicatorJul 11, 2026Mexico reported almost the same number of investigation files in December 2025 as a year earlierThe December total was 151,055 investigation files, only 442 below December 2024 (−0.3%). The 4.7% monthly decline follows a seasonal pattern visible in the series.Recurring indicatorSep 14, 2026Mexico records 15 consecutive years with GDP growth below the regional medianAccording to ECLAC constant-price data, the country recorded 0.5% against a regional median of 3.7% in 2025, ranking 13th out of 14 countries. This represents a −1 pp change compared to 1.5% in 2024.Recurring indicatorAug 31, 2026Mexico recorded in 2025 its highest public debt since 1990, reaching 49.2% of GDPAccording to ECLAC data for the central government, no value in the 36-year series exceeds the 49.2% recorded in 2025, representing a 3.2 percentage point increase compared to 2024 (46%).

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Mexico: written earthquake insurance premiums by state · 2025

Written premiums in rounded current MXN; includes the “En el Extranjero” category. These are neither indemnities nor property values; retained and earned premiums and commissions remain separate.

Oct 8, 2026

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Ciudad de Mexico accounts for 30.7% of the displayed total (4.78B). Together with Queretaro, the top two categories make up 45.7%.

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1 filter · 102 partitionsReporting year: 2025

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SESNSP state crime incidence

Investigation files for alleged offences, reported monthly by state prosecutors, SESNSP.

Oct 8, 2026

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Between Jan 2015 and Dec 2025, the series increased 17% (129,151 → 151,055). The largest point-to-point change was −51,581, from Mar 2020 to Apr 2020.

Administrative investigation-file records for alleged offences; victims are published in a separate dataset.

132 results shown413,952 source records

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1 filter · 11 partitionsGeography level: state

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CompraNet historical contracts

Peso-denominated contracted value by procurement method during 2023, historical Compranet.

Oct 8, 2026

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Reporte de otras contrataciones y contrataciones con crédito externo represents 61.1% of the total across the 10 displayed categories (180B MXN). Together with Licitación Pública Laassp, the top two make up 78.9%; the query contains additional categories.

10 results shown16,868 source recordsUnit: Mexican pesos (MXN)Partial view: more groups exist than shown.

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3 filters · 156 partitionsFiscal year: 2023Currency: Mexican peso (MXN)Procurement method: with data

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Mexico budget dataset published on datos.gob.mx, served live through the CKAN datastore with transparent caching.

Federal budget assignment and execution

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Federal budget assigned, modified, and executed by institution and program.

Insurance and claims

Earthquakes: premiums and insured-location observations

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CNSF statistics since 2017 by state, seismic zone, activity, sales channel and insurance type. Compare written, retained and earned premiums, and commissions, separately. Amounts are MXN, including foreign-currency policies. Locations are insured observations rather than unique buildings; property values and limits cannot be summed as unique exposure.

Hurricanes and floods: insurance indemnities

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CNSF statistics since 2015 by state, event type, property use, insured asset, coverage and distance from the sea. Compare paid indemnities, deductibles, coinsurance, reinsurance and third-party recoveries separately. Claim amounts include reserve movements. Reporting years may include earlier disasters; event types do not identify a particular hurricane.

Earthquakes: insurance claims and indemnity payments

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CNSF earthquake and volcanic-eruption insurance statistics since 2015, by state, seismic zone, business activity, asset type, coverage and cause. Separates indemnities paid, claim-amount movements, deductibles, coinsurance, reinsurance and recoveries. Rows are statistical groups, not individual claims. Amounts are current MXN pesos; reporting year is not necessarily disaster year.

Procurement

CompraNet historical contracts

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Mexico public contracts with institution, supplier, procedure, date, and amount.

Supplier registry

Federal supplier and contractor registry

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Suppliers and contractors listed in the published federal registry.

Public safety

SESNSP state crime incidence

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Investigation files by state, month, offense type, and subtype; one file may include multiple victims.

Public declarations

Asset declaration activity

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Index of filing activity, type, and status for recorded public declarations.

Sanctions

Public officials with active sanctions

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Registry of active sanctions with person, institution, cause, and period.

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Mexico Amexcid Cooperacion InternacionalOther dataBlocked Mexico Dof Diario OficialDocumentsDocuments only Mexico Indaabin Inmuebles FederalesOther dataBlocked Mexico Ine Fiscalizacion ReportesBudget executionSource available Mexico Ine Plataformas ElectoralesDocumentsDocuments only

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Mexico in comparable figures

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Murder investigations in Mexico fell in 2025 to their lowest since 2015; in Sinaloa they rose by 68.1%

What is changing in Mexico

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Mexico: written earthquake insurance premiums by state · 2025

SESNSP state crime incidence

CompraNet historical contracts

Available data

Budget execution

Presupuesto

Federal budget assignment and execution

Insurance and claims

Earthquakes: premiums and insured-location observations

Hurricanes and floods: insurance indemnities

Earthquakes: insurance claims and indemnity payments

Procurement

CompraNet historical contracts

Supplier registry

Federal supplier and contractor registry

Public safety

SESNSP state crime incidence

Public declarations

Asset declaration activity

Sanctions

Public officials with active sanctions

5 additional sources in preparation

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