Mexico City Human Rights Commission reports no dispossession complaints; remains watchful

Dolores González Saravia, president of the Mexico City Human Rights Commission (CDHCM), announced that the institution has not received any complaints related to property dispossession. She stated that while the issue is in its early stages, the commission is attentively observing how the situation unfolds and how authorities fulfill their responsibilities. Such complaints are initially directed to the capital's Attorney General's Office (FGJ). The CDHCM's involvement typically begins only if the FGJ does not adequately address the issue. Saravia also indicated that the commission will monitor the measures implemented by the Mexico City government to combat dispossession. "As the program is just starting, we are waiting to see how it proceeds and what compliance will be in the protocols," she added.