# Security Data Mismatch in Sheinbaum's Morning Briefing

> Official security figures from Sheinbaum's morning briefings clash with transparency responses, study claims.
- Title: Security Data Mismatch in Sheinbaum's Morning Briefing
- Summary: Official security figures from Sheinbaum's morning briefings clash with transparency responses, study claims.
- Keywords: mexico, transparencia, la mananera, causa en comun, seguridad publica, presidencia mexicana, sheinbaum, conferencias matutinas, solicitudes informacion, guardia nacional, sedena, semar
- Source: Infobae — https://infobae.com/mexico/2026/11/10/cifras-oficiales-de-seguridad-en-la-mananera-de-sheinbaum-chocan-con-respuestas-de-transparencia-acusa-estudio
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- Topics: mexico, transparencia, la mananera, causa en comun, seguridad publica, presidencia mexicana, sheinbaum, conferencias matutinas, solicitudes informacion, guardia nacional, sedena, semar
## Security Data Mismatch Study
A study found 494 government morning briefings from October 2024 to September 2026 contained security statements.
## Transparency Requests Made
The study submitted 396 transparency requests to six security agencies for verification of public statements.
## Data Verification Gap
74% of agencies did not provide documentation to verify public security statements made during briefings.
## Institutional Responses
100 of 396 requests received partial or full documentation, while 74% provided no verifiable data.
## SSPC Response Pattern
The Secretaría de Seguridad y Protección Ciudadana received 130 requests but provided information only once, 0.7% of responses.
## SEGOB Response Pattern
The Secretaría de Gobernación provided information in only one of 88 responses, with 91% of responses redirecting to press conferences.
## SEDENA Response Pattern
The Secretaría de Defensa Nacional provided complete information in 66 of 88 responses, but 56% of data differed from public statements.
## Case Study: Military Deployment
On December 3, 2024, the government claimed 66,982 military and 83,326 National Guard personnel deployed, but later reported 100,226 total without breakdown.
## Case Study: Border Operation
In February 2025, the government claimed 746 arrests and 705 weapons seized during Operation Frontera Norte, but later reported 656 arrests and 516 weapons.
## SEMAR Data Discrepancy
The National Sea Guard reported 23.2 tons of cocaine seized in January 2025, but later confirmed only 13,336 kg of cocaine.
## Colima Deployment Mismatch
The government claimed over 2,000 personnel deployed in Colima on March 13, 2026, but the National Guard reported 1,554 personnel.
## Academy Enrollment Discrepancy
The government claimed 28,000 people registered for the National Security Academy, but the institution confirmed 28,644 registrants and 200 selected.
## Key takeaway

A study found 74% of Mexico's security institutions failed to provide documentation to verify public statements made during government briefings.