In a review of the documents it is possible to realize that some of the figures in the statements of some ministers may seem unreal, since purchases of apartments are declared for 3,700 pesos, cars for 60,000 and others are declared without assets.
In some of them, information is also missing on neighborhoods or entities where the properties, brands and/or models of vehicles are located.
Jorge Alatorre, former president of the Citizen Participation Committee of the National Anti-Corruption System (SNA), commented that the presentation of asset declarations represents the opportunity to have a precise dimension of their assets to be able, where appropriate, to track increases that do not conform to the perceptions they receive, but if there are inconsistencies the Judicial Disciplinary Body must call public officials to account.
The statements of the people’s ministers
The president of the Court Hugo Aguilar reported that It only has a 2017 Chevrolet vehicle which he bought in cash for 60,000 pesos in 2020 and household goods for 400,000 pesos.
The minister began his career in 1989 when he was an assistant in the Delegation of the Attorney General’s Office for the Defense of the Indigenous in Tlaxiaco, Oaxaca.
From 2011 to 2015 he served as Undersecretary of Indigenous Rights of the Government in Oaxaca; Later he was in charge of the Executive Directorate of Indigenous Regulatory Systems of the State Electoral and Citizen Participation Institute of Oaxaca, and with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, in 2018, he assumed the Coordination of Indigenous Rights of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples.
The minister María Estela Ríos González declared that he has three departmentsof which two were purchased in cash and one on credit.
The first, measuring 70 square meters, was acquired in 1987 for 7 million pesos; The second, 64 square meters, was purchased in 1992 and the value was 95,000 pesos, while the third is 60 square meters, obtained in cash in 2004 and whose cost was 470,000 pesos.
Added to this is a 164 square meter plot of land, which he bought in 2000 and cost 16,927 pesos. In 1967, he acquired another property worth 120,000 pesos and with an area of “120-99-42 HAS” and 125 square meters of construction, which has a water concession.
The minister, who has been in public service for 27 years, having started as director of the Civil Registry in 1998, reported a 2015 Ford vehicle, which cost 139,400 pesos and five investment funds.
Ríos González also has a career in public service and mainly with Andrés Manuel López Obrador. She was legal advisor twice with the former leader of Morena: first when he was head of Government in the Federal District, and then in the Presidency of the Republic. Later she served as General Director of the Belisario Domínguez Institute of the Senate of the Republic.
Her professional career began in 1970, as a litigation lawyer in labor law and advice to unions and workers.
The minister Irving Espinosa Betanzo He has an apartment that he bought for cash in 1997, which It cost 3,712 pesos and has an area of 64 square meters.
Furthermore, it has a 2012 Jetta model car, which he bought in cash for 260,342 pesos in 2011, as well as household items with an acquisition value of 100,000 pesos, and two savings accounts.
Espinosa Betanzo has worked in the three branches of the Union: in 2000 he was deputy director of Real Estate Procedures and head of the Departmental Unit of Expropriations and Disincorporation of the Legal Department and Legal Services of the then Government of the Federal District; He was also Technical Secretary of the Social Development Commission in the former Legislative Assembly of the Federal District and parliamentary advisor in the Chamber of Deputies for Morena.
The minister Sara Irene Herrerías reported in his statement the purchase of an apartment in 2018 from 182 square meters for a cost of 5 million 550,000 pesos and another of 360 square meters, which he bought on credit in 2004 for an amount of 1 million 300,000 pesos.
Likewise, he reported jewelry worth 15,000 pesos; works of art for 20,000 and household goods for 60,000.
The minister declared other income of 40,059 from rent and 5,900 from inheritance.
In public service he has served as head of the Deputy Attorney General’s Office for Human Rights, Crime Prevention and Community Services in the former Attorney General’s Office (PGR) and has also headed the Unit for the Defense of Human Rights of the Ministry of the Interior (SEGOB).
Meanwhile, the minister Giovanni Azaél Figueroa Mejía assured that it has a 92 square meter apartment that he obtained on credit in 2014 for 3 million 100,000 pesos. In addition, it has a 160-square-meter plot of land that it acquired in cash in 2010 for 50,000 pesos.
He has a BMW X2 model vehicle from the year 2022, which he bought in cash in 2023 for 600,000 pesos. He also reported having a Liverpool credit card.
Minister Figueroa Mejía has dedicated himself to teaching, research and public service. Since 2011, he has been a member of the National System of Researchers and as of 2020, he has been recognized as Level II. As a professor, he has been in charge of doctoral, master’s, specialty and bachelor’s programs at various public and private universities.
As an official he has served as Agreements in the Presidency of the Superior Court of Justice of the State of Nayarit in 2002, directors of the Judicial School of the Judicial Branch of the State of Nayarit and advisor in the Presidency of the Superior Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation in 2014.
The minister Aristides Rodrigo Guerrero García He did not report any real estate or personal property or vehicles, nor bank accounts, but he did assure that he has a mortgage loan that he obtained in 2022 for 4 million pesos.
He was president commissioner at the Institute of Transparency, Access to Public Information, Protection of Personal Data of CDMX (Info CDXM) between 2018 and 2024.
In addition, he works as a professor of Constitutional Law at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
Yasmín Esquivel Mossa Nor did he report having any real estate or personal property or vehicles. Only it has investment, life, individualized separation and Afore insurance.
The minister has more than 40 years in public service, of which the last 25 years she has served as a judge in the Agrarian Courts. She was a Judge in the Administrative Justice Court of Mexico City, where she held the Presidency of the body on two occasions, and since 2019 she has been a minister of the Supreme Court.
The minister is married to José María Riobóo, who with his company Grupo Riobóo, became Andrés Manue López Obrador’s closest contractor, as he has been in charge of the construction of second floors of the peripheral and even the feasibility studies for the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).
Meanwhile, the minister Lenia Batres Guadarrama He reported having only household items worth 300,000 pesos, which he purchased at Ikea.
In his statement he indicated that he returned from January 2024 to December 31, 2025 an amount of 1 million 479,083 pesos by ensuring that the law orders that no official can earn more than the president.
Batres Guadarrama has also held various public positions and belongs to one of the main families that created Morena, which is why the majority of its members are in the Federal Public Administration.
She was a federal deputy and general legal and government director of the Cuauhtémoc delegation; She was also an advisor to the Head of Government, general director of Transportation Regulation and general director of Legal-Regulatory Affairs of the Public Space Authority.
The minister Loretta Ortiz Alhf He assured that since 1997 he has had a 437 square meter house that he bought for 675,000 pesos; has a d86 square meter apartment acquired in cash in 2020 for 2 million 950,000 pesos.
He also declared that he inherited jewelry worth 2 million pesos and works of art, worth 5 million pesos.
Ortiz Alhf also has a history of public service. She has held various high-level positions: she was legal advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Bank of Mexico and the National Council for Culture and the Arts; In addition, she served as legal advisor to the NAFTA Environmental Cooperation Agreement, advisor to the National Human Rights Commission and federal representative of Morena.
