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MXiniciativa · Asunto SIL 4892770

Que reforma el artículo 395 del Código Penal Federal.

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✓Introduced
Committee
3Floor vote
4Signed

Official status:Pendiente en comisión(es) de revisora EL 02-DIC-2025!

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Introduced
4/29/2025
Published in the gazette
4/24/2025
Chamber
Cámara de Diputados
Official source
SIL Numeralia / SITL / ATP
Last verified
Sep 15, 2026

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What it does

Aumentar la pena del delito de Despojo de cosas inmuebles o de aguas de 3 meses a 5 años, por la de 5 años a 10 años de prisión y de 50 a 500 pesos por la de 1000 a 2000 veces Unidad de Medida y Actualización (UMA) de multa. Incrementar la pena de 1 a 6 años por la de 6 a 10 años de prisión en caso de que se realice por grupo o grupos mayores de cinco personas se aplicará a los autores intelectuales y a quienes dirijan la invasión. Incrementar la pena de 2 a 9 años por la de 10 a 15 años de prisión a quienes se dediquen en forma reiterada a promover el despojo de inmuebles urbanos en la Ciudad de México.

History

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  1. 4/24/2025

    Published

  2. 4/29/2025

    Introduced

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Consolidated with other initiatives

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