The 23 October statement came alongside new legislative and energy policy developments out of Mexico.
Claudia Sheinbaum stated on 23 October that Mexico's INE must conduct all necessary audits and that no suspicion of corruption should exist at the institute.
Legislation approved by Mexico's Chamber of Deputies on 20 October 2026 would delay implementation of disability legal supporter appointment procedures to 1 July 2031. Human Rights Watch has called on the Senate to amend the bill and retain the original April 2027 deadline.
Mexico operates one nuclear power facility, the Laguna Verde plant in Veracruz. The plant supplied 3.6% of national electricity generation between January and June of the reporting year. Energy specialist Ramsés Pech stated Mexico must make a formal nuclear energy policy decision by 2035, as reactor construction requires 10 to 15 years from approval to operation.
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