Fiscalías (México)

Public press bulletins (comunicados) published by Mexican prosecutors. Each bulletin announces one procedural event: an arrest, a charge, a conviction, or a sentence. There is one endpoint per jurisdiction, each returning that office’s bulletins with its own native fields.

These are public press releases, not a criminal-record database. A name in a bulletin is an indicio for review, never proof, and the procedural stage (an orden de aprehensión is an accusation, not a conviction) must not be read as a verdict. Accused names are published abbreviated, so identity matching is inherently weak, and victims are never indexed.

Endpoints

Jurisdiction	Endpoint	Keyword search	Date filter
Chihuahua	`POST /mx/fiscalias/chihuahua/bulletins/v1`	yes	yes
Veracruz	`POST /mx/fiscalias/veracruz/bulletins/v1`	yes	yes
Jalisco	`POST /mx/fiscalias/jalisco/bulletins/v1`	yes	—
Nuevo León	`POST /mx/fiscalias/nuevoleon/bulletins/v1`	yes	—
Puebla	`POST /mx/fiscalias/puebla/bulletins/v1`	yes	—
Ciudad de México	`POST /mx/fiscalias/cdmx/bulletins/v1`	—	—
Estado de México	`POST /mx/fiscalias/edomex/bulletins/v1`	—	—
Zacatecas	`POST /mx/fiscalias/zacatecas/bulletins/v1`	—	—
FGR (federal)	`POST /mx/fiscalias/fgr/bulletins/v1`	—	—
Chiapas	`POST /mx/fiscalias/chiapas/bulletins/v1`	—	—

Request

Field	Type	Notes
`query`	string	Free-text search over the bulletins. Omit for the most recent. Chihuahua, Veracruz, Jalisco, Nuevo León, and Puebla only.
`from_date`, `to_date`	string	`yyyy-mm-dd` range bounds. Chihuahua and Veracruz only.
`page`	integer	1-based page number.

curl https://api.croma.run/mx/fiscalias/chihuahua/bulletins/v1 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CROMA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "query": "homicidio", "from_date": "2026-01-01" }'

Response

Returns bulletins and pagination (the searchable endpoints also echo query). Pagination comes in two shapes: the searchable offices report a total (total, page, page_size, total_pages); the browse-only offices page forward with has_more until it is false. Every bulletin carries published_at, a headline (title), a url to the full comunicado, and an id or code. The remaining fields are whatever that office publishes:

Office	Notable fields
Chihuahua, Veracruz	`body`, `excerpt`, `categories`, `slug`, `updated_at`, `image_url`
Jalisco	`excerpt`, `body`, `author`, `tags`, `image_url`
Nuevo León	`id`, `excerpt`, `image_url`
Puebla	`bulletin_number`, `excerpt`
Ciudad de México	`code` (e.g. `CS2026-240`), `excerpt`
Estado de México	`code` (e.g. `696/2026`); `url` links to the full document
Zacatecas	`excerpt`, `body`, `categories`, `author`
FGR	`code` (e.g. `FGR 477/26`), `scope` (national or state)
Chiapas	`bulletin_number`, `classification`, `excerpt`

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