Samuel García, governor of Nuevo León since 2021, faces an impeachment process initiated by the state Congress in June 2026 over alleged diversion of nearly one billion pesos in public resources through linked entities. Opposition parties including PRI and PAN advanced the case via the anti-corruption commission, with removal requiring a supermajority vote in the full chamber. Historical legislative gridlock between García’s Movimiento Ciudadano administration and the opposition-controlled body has included prior budget disputes and institutional standoffs. A constitutional recall under state rules demands signatures from 10 percent of registered voters across a majority of municipalities, creating a high procedural threshold. Traders price a low probability of departure by December 31, 2026, reflecting the demanding legislative and electoral hurdles plus the limited time remaining in the current session.