Day 604 — Mañanera: Sheinbaum Publishes Asset Declaration; CNTE Dialogue Continues; Rocha Moya FGR Update

Additional highlights from President Sheinbaum's May 28, 2026 Day 604 mañanera: (1) ASSET DECLARATION PUBLISHED: Sheinbaum's 2026 patrimonial declaration was released, showing net annual income of 1,791,441 pesos — essentially entirely from her presidential salary. She reported an 8% minority stake in two manufacturing companies ('Eli Cami y Cia' and 'Sintacrom de México'), which are family business holdings. The declaration aligns with obligations under the General Law of Responsibilities of Public Servants. Critics noted that presidential salaries under the 4T austerity framework are capped at 102,000 pesos monthly. (2) ROCHA MOYA / FGR UPDATE: Security Secretary García Harfuch explained at the mañanera why Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya was not detained despite appearing before the FGR and having an Interpol red notice: the FGR is still gathering evidence before seeking an arrest warrant — the legal standard for detention requires the federal attorney general to formally request pretrial detention from a judge, which had not yet occurred. Rocha Moya appeared before the FGR on May 26–27 alongside Senator Enrique Inzunza Cazárez and other co-accused in the Los Chapitos conspiracy indictment. Sheinbaum stated: 'The FGR will provide updates on the case when there are developments.' (3) CNTE STRIKE — DIALOGUE CONTINUES: Sheinbaum characterized the CNTE action as involving 'some teachers, not all,' and confirmed working dialogue tables between the SEP (Education Secretariat) and SEGOB (Interior) with CNTE representatives remain active. Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez confirmed a second meeting with CNTE Section 22 (Oaxaca). The CNTE's formal strike and mega-march toward Mexico City's Zócalo remains set for June 1, 2026 — during the FIFA World Cup's opening weekend. (4) ECONOMIC INDICATORS: Sheinbaum highlighted 12 positive economic indicators presented during the week, including Q1 2026 record FDI ($23.6B), declining inflation (4.11% vs 4.45% April), and an updated unemployment figure of 2.5% — a slight improvement from January's 2.7%. (5) FIFA WORLD CUP TICKETS: Sheinbaum announced she will give away her presidential inauguration match tickets from a contest aimed at young women and girls who love soccer — following through on a commitment she made publicly in the weeks before the tournament.