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Mexico City Targets Property Squatters

Mexico City Targets Property Squatters with Stiff Penalties in New Law

Mexico City — In response to a wave of illegal property takeovers plaguing the capital, authorities have unveiled a sweeping strategy to protect residents from “despojo” – the forcible or fraudulent occupation of homes. Mayor Clara Brugada this week presented legal reforms that would sharply increase prison sentences for property squatters and their enablers, while closing loopholes that have allowed criminal groups to dispossess homeowners with impunity. The crackdown comes as officials reveal startling figures: more than 2,245 investigations of property theft have been opened in Mexico City so far in 2025 . . .

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