Samuel García, governor of Nuevo León since 2021, faces ongoing institutional friction with the opposition-controlled state Congress, including a 2026 juicio político proceeding over alleged corruption that prompted a constitutional controversy. The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation suspended any potential removal or disqualification in July 2026 pending full resolution, allowing him to continue in office. In recent weeks, García has publicly affirmed his intent to complete his full term through October 2027 while highlighting record investment, security gains, and infrastructure projects during his quinto informe. The next gubernatorial election is scheduled for June 2027, with the electoral calendar already underway; traders weigh these legal protections, legislative dynamics, and García’s stated priorities against any escalation in political or judicial developments that could alter his tenure.