Samuel García, governor of Nuevo León since 2021, faces an active impeachment process initiated by the state Congress in June 2026. The proceedings center on allegations of diverting nearly one billion pesos through resource triangulation involving family-linked entities. Opposition parties including PRI and PAN hold legislative majorities and have advanced the case through anti-corruption commissions, setting deadlines for García’s response and subsequent votes on formal trial or removal. Traders track vote thresholds for impeachment or recall, potential appeals, negotiated exits, or resignations, as these paths determine whether García leaves office before year-end. Lingering institutional tensions with the legislature, budget disputes, and the state’s nearshoring focus add context, though the impeachment timeline remains the dominant near-term factor.