On February 20, 2026, the Federal Superior Audit Office (ASF) issued Audit Report 545, corresponding to the audit of the 2024 Public Accounts, which detected irregularities in the handling of federal funds by the Government of Campeche totaling 141,661,000 pesos.
According to the Individual Audit Report, the findings stem primarily from non-compliance with the General Law on Government Accounting, related to incomplete procurement files, deficiencies in accounting records, and insufficient documentation to verify the use of federal funds administered by the state.
The document indicates that inconsistencies were detected in various entities responsible for government spending in Campeche, including the Campeche State Water and Sewerage Commission (CAPAE), the Pablo García Foundation, the State Council for Scientific Research and Technological Development (COESICYDET), the Campeche State Energy Agency, and the Campeche State Labor Conciliation Center, in addition to observations related to resource management under the purview of the Ministry of Administration and Finance.
In the case of CAPAE, the audit identified procurement files with incomplete documentation, including contracts lacking work schedules, unit price analyses, catalogs of items, and technical specifications necessary to verify the proper use of public funds.
As a result of these reviews, the Superior Audit Office (ASF) issued one recommendation, one request for clarification, five referrals for administrative sanctions, and a list of findings stemming from the irregularities detected during the review.
The report specifies that the observations represent approximately 1.3 percent of the audited sample of federal resources spent by the Government of Campeche during the reviewed fiscal year.
Source: tribunacampeche
