Jorge Romero Herrera, president of the National Action Party (PAN), demanded that the Attorney General's Office (FGR) investigate Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for alleged links to fiscal smuggling. ^[1] Ricardo Anaya, the coordinator of the opposition bench in the Mexican Senate, delivered a speech in Mexico City on September 1, 2026. ^[2] Ricardo Anaya Cortés, coordinator of the PAN in the Mexican Senate, reproached the Morena party for failing to keep three promises made to the people of Mexico: not to lie, not to steal, and not to betray. ^[3] Romero Herrera cited leaked images of a meeting between López and other officials as evidence of corruption. ^[4] Romero Herrera referenced a previous investigation involving the former Navy commander Fernando Farías, noting that many involved in that case have died or disappeared. ^[5] Anaya promised from the start of his speech that his minutes would not please the 'Fourth Transformation' (4T). ^[6] Ricardo Anaya accused the 'Fourth Transformation' of lying, stealing, and betraying the people. ^[7] Ricardo Anaya Cortés accused the Morena government of manipulating official figures by hiding homicides under a category called 'other crimes that attack life and bodily integrity'. ^[8] Ricardo Anaya Cortés reported that the government does not count figures presented as 'disappeared' as homicides, even though these figures doubled at the same time homicides decreased. ^[9] Ricardo Anaya, a senator from the PAN party, requested the creation of a special commission to investigate fiscal smuggling. ^[10] Senator Ricardo Anaya criticized President Claudia Sheinbaum's speech at Palacio Nacional regarding homicide rates. ^[11] Ricardo Anaya alleged that the government does not count figures presented as 'missing persons' as homicides, noting that missing persons numbers doubled at the same time homicide numbers decreased. ^[12]