Mexico's official gazette What was published that day?
Pick a date and see the full DOF index: every decree, agreement, circular and notice across the morning, evening and extraordinary editions, with its agency, section and page. Free, no login.
A full day's index of the official gazette
This tool assembles a complete day of Mexico's Diario Oficial de la Federación. Each publication comes back with its id, the heading exactly as printed, the edition (morning, evening or extraordinary), the section, the first and last page, the issuing branch (executive, legislative, judiciary, autonomous bodies, judicial and general notices, public tenders) and the responsible agency, plus flags telling you whether that entry has retrievable text and a link to its official scanned page. A normal business day carries over a hundred entries, so this is how you check in one pass whether a reform, an official standard (NOM), a Supreme Court agreement or a supplier debarment was published. If the date fell on a weekend or a statutory holiday, the result says so explicitly instead of returning an unexplained empty list.
The day's index
Every publication with its id, heading, morning, evening or extraordinary edition, section and pages.
Who published it
The issuing branch and responsible agency for each entry, so you can separate the executive, the judiciary, autonomous bodies and notices.
What you can open
Whether the gazette ran that day, how many entries it carried and which ones have retrievable text or a PDF.
Common questions
- Where do these publications come from?
- From the Diario Oficial de la Federación, the Mexican state's official gazette. Croma queries the DOF and returns the day's index as separate fields, ready to review or export.
- Is it free? Are there any limits?
- Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse, and one date per lookup. For daily monitoring, use the Croma API.
- Why does my date return no publications?
- Because the gazette did not run that day: the DOF is not published on Saturdays, Sundays or statutory holidays, and the result says so explicitly. Enter the date as yyyy-mm-dd; the index reaches back to 1917, and machine-readable text starts with the 1973 volume.
- Can I read a publication's full text?
- Here you get the index with each entry's id. With that id you open the full text in the DOF publication tool. Entries flagged as having no text were published as an image only and carry just their record and the official link.
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Mexican federal regulations
The 135+ federal regulations, with their DOF publication, consolidated text and amendment history.
Mexican federal law reforms
What the DOF published each day of the year: the decrees, the laws they touched and what they did to them.
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