Solutions · Government affairs
What changes for my operation when power, the law or the street changes?
The full picture of your exposure to government, so you can anticipate: 17 states elect a governor in 2027, gazettes change the rules every week, and protests are announced before they block.
1 · Changes in power
Who governs each state and who comes next in 2027
The party governing each state, its next election, the key actors and their positions, with special coverage and tracking of political violence toward 2027.
Anticipate rule changes: 17 states elect a governor in 2027
All 32 governorships by party
- Morena23
- PAN4
- PRI2
- MC2
- PVEM1
Governorships as of September 29, 2026
2 · Changes in the law
The bills that affect you, read for your operation
Bills in state legislative gazettes and the Federal Official Gazette (DOF), filtered by your type of operation and with their impact level, so your team acts before the rules change.
Hear about upcoming regulation before it is published
Bills in legislative gazettes and the Federal Official Gazette that affect your operation
- Oct 14Nuevo León State Congress
Bill to register and certify private security companies
High impactPrivate security - Oct 9Chamber of Deputies
Bill restricting heavy-truck hours in urban areas
High impactFreight transport - Oct 2Federal Official Gazette
Guidelines on working hours for security shifts
Medium impactWorking hours - Sep 26Jalisco State Congress
Reform on video surveillance and personal data in retail
Medium impactPersonal data
Illustrative example
3 · Changes in the street
The protest you can see coming
Calls to protest, assemblies, land disputes and marches by area, crossed with your sites and routes, to negotiate or change the plan before the blockade and not after.
Know which areas are heating up before the week starts
Protestómetro: weekly social-unrest traffic light, last 8 weeks
8 weeks ago → this week
- Valle de México8 weeks in a row on alert
- Guadalajara
- Oaxaca8 weeks in a row on alert
- Monterrey
- Morelia5 weeks in a row on alert
- Querétaro
No alertYellowRed
Federal highways crossing areas on alert this week
- Mexico City–Querétaro (57)
- Mexico City–Puebla (150D)
- Oaxaca–Puebla (135D)
- Guadalajara–Morelia (15D)
Example with sample data
In your industry
- Energy and miningCommunities around mines and wind farms
- Consumer goodsExcise taxes, labeling and sales in schools
- PharmaceuticalGovernment procurement and health rules
- Banking and insuranceCNBV rules and changes of government
- ManufacturingIMMEX, nearshoring and labor rules
- Embassies and international organizationsElections and transfers of power, state by state
Proof
An embassy in Mexico receives our alerts around the clock and briefings for its staff; it also commissioned three city reports for the World Cup.
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What we need from you
- Your sites and the areas where you operate
- Your type of operation, to filter the bills
- Who receives the report and how often
Frequently asked questions
How is it delivered today?
As analyst reports and regulatory-change alerts; the layer on the Aliado map is in development.
Does it cover elections?
Yes: special coverage and political violence toward 2027, when 17 states elect a governor.
Does it cover rural areas?
Yes, at state and municipal level; communities are tracked case by case with analysts.
How it is priced
Monthly fee for reports and alerts; special coverage per project. See pricing
Illustrations with sample data.