2017 in Mexico

• President: Enrique Peña Nieto, Institutional Revolutionary Party,  PRI

• 1 January – Consumers are concerned about abrupt increases in gasoline prices, known as el gasolinazo.[8]
• 18 January – Colegio Americano del Noreste shooting; a 15-year-old student shoots a teacher and three classmates in Monterrey.[9]
• 12 March – Former Interim governor Flavino Ríos Alvarado of Veracruz is arrested for covering up his predecessor´s, Javier Duarte de Ochoa, crimes and helping him escape.[10]
• 13 March – SEP announces educational reform measures.[11]
• 14 March – A mass grave site of more than 250 people is discovered in Palmas de Abajo, Veracruz.[12]
• 16 March – Prison escape in Culiacán.[13]
• 31 March – A driver crashes after driving his car 200 kilometres (120 mi) per hour on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City.[8]

• 10 April – Former Tamaulipas governor Tomás Yarrington, (PRI), is arrested in Italy, charged with plotting the murder of gubnatorial candidate Rodolfo Torre Cantú in 2010.[14]
• 15 April – Former Veracruz governor Javier Duarte, (PRI, 2010-2016) is arrested in Panajachel, Sololá Department, Guatemala.[15]
• 21 May – A 42-year-old Russian Nazi kills a 19-yer-old man in Cancun after a mob tries to lynch the Russian. He had earlier posted anti-Mexican racist comments on YouTube, but authorities refused to deport him.[16]
• 4 June – Elections[17]
  • Gubnatorial election in the State of Mexico, won by Alfredo del Mazo Maza (PRI).[18]
  • General elections in CoahuilaNayarit; Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís (PRI), elected governor.[19]
  • General elections in Nayarit; Antonio Echevarría García (PAN), elected governor.[20]
  • Municipal elections in Tlaxcala and Veracruz.

• August – Hurricanes Franklin and Katia; the latter kills two in Veracruz.[8]
• 21 August – A partial solar eclipse is visible.[8]
• 7 September
  • A magnitude 8.1 earthquake hit off southern Mexico coast, 300 injuries, 98 people killed, and tsunami have surrounding warning issue.[21]
  • The Chamber of Deputies ends a logjam.[22]
• 19 September – A magnitude 7.1 earthquake strikes central Mexico, killing more than 200 people.[23][24]

• 10 November — At 7:25 local time, eruption of Popocateptl continues.
• 18 to 20 November – Sales for El Buen Fin are less than anticipated.[8]
• 25 December – An earthquake in Acapulco of 5.0 magnitude triggers the alarm in Mexico City, but no injuries or damages are reported.[25]

Javier Valdez Cárdenas

• January 1
  • Edson Tadeo Cárdenas Huerta (17), soccer player (Tigres UANL) (b. 1999).[35]
  • Martha Patricia Figueroa Juárez (53), social activist, businesswoman, politician in Cordoba, Veracruz; cáncer.[36]
  • Serafín Espinal (65), músician.[37]
• January 2
  • Ernesto Franco Cobos, cultural promoter and writer in Tuxpan.[38]
  • Olegario Contreras Rubio, radio announcer in Sinaloa; heart problems.[39]
  • Analy Loera, businesswoman and cultural promoter; brain and lung cancer.[40]
• January 3
  • Cecilia González Gómez, 55, politician, Deputy (2012-2915); heart attack (b. 1961).[41]
  • Lucía Eugenia Torres Pereda, journalist.[42]
• January 5
  • Marco Francisco González Meza, public servant, accidente de tráfico.[43]
  • Alfonso Humberto Robles Cota, Roman Catholic bishop of Tepic (b. 1931).[44]
  • Cesáreo Víctor Santiago López, polítician from Oaxaca; murdered.[45]
  • Carmen Sánchez Galán (45), public servant; complicaciones post-operative complications.[46]
• January 15
  • Isidro Baldenegro López, environmental activist, murdered.
  • Gorky González Quiñones, ceramist (b. 1939).[47]
• January 16 – Romeo Gómez Aguilar (97), músician and academic (b. 1919).[48]
• January 17 – Martín Barrón Félix (52), physicist and meteorologist; liver failure and anemia (b. 1964).
• January 18 – Raúl Muñoz Popoca (77), businessman in tourist industry.[49]
• January 19
  • David Contreras, polítician (PRI) and public servant; diabetes.[50]
  • Fernando Soto (17), músician from Jalisco; drowning.[51]
• January 20 – Abraham Ibarra Robles, public servant from Santa María Colotepec, Oaxaca; murdered.[52]
• January 21 – Fernando Maiz Garza (57), businessman, builder, and philanthropist; airplane crash (b. 1959).[53]
• January 22
  • Jesus Garcia, 72, boxer.[54]
  • Juan Huerta Ortega (67), businessman and rancher from Puebla; heart attack (b. 1949).[55]
  • Isidro Patrón Lara, musician.[56]
• January 23 – Giovanni Arturo Amparan Zaragoza (30), businessman; shot.[57]
• January 24
  • Ismael Gutiérrez (79), boxer (b. 1937).[58]
  • Antolín Vital Martínez, polítician, mayor of Tepexco, Puebla; murdered.[59]
• January 25
  • Adalberto Rosas López, polítician from (Ciudad Obregón), Sonora; thrombosis.[60]
  • Agustín Sauret (85), voice actor ("Ned Flanders" in The Simpsons).[61]
  • Raúl Valerio, 90, actor (Por tu amor (telenovela), Clase 406, La Verdad Oculta, Imperio de Cristal).
• January 26 – Javier García Narro, businessperson and leader of Coparmex (a business association) in Saltillo, Coahuila.[62]
• January 27
  • Fredman Cruz Maldonado, singer; lung problems.[63]
  • Mario Palestina Moreno (45), baseball player; heart attack (b. 1971).[64]
• January 28
  • Benjamín Cabral, filmmaker.[65]
  • Víctor Hugo Saldaña Gutiérrez (22), soccer player; murdered (b. November 8, 1994).[66]
• January 29
  • Omar Jair Canepa Polanco, public servant; murdered.[67]
  • Ángel García Cook (79), anthropologist and researcher (INAH) (b. 1937).[68]
  • Jorge Robles, músician and singer; cáncer.[69]
• January 30 – Fidel Briano (72), lawyer and journalist.[70]
• January 31
  • Pedro Koh Cimé, Yucatan polítician; murdered.[71]
  • José Luis Lagunes López, public servant; cáncer.[72]

• February 3 – Lorenzo Servitje, 98, businessman and philanthropist, co-founder of Grupo Bimbo (b. November 20, 1918.[73]
• February 7 – Eusebio Ruvalcaba (65), writer (Un hilito de sange), journalist, essayist, playwright (b. 1951).[74]
• February 9 – Josefina Leiner, actress (b. 1929).[75]
• February 15 – José Solé, 87, stage actor and director (Premio Nacional de Ciencias y Artes) (b. July 28, 1929).[76]
• February 16 – Teresa del Conde, art historian and critic (b. 1935).[77]
• February 21 – Neus Espresate Xirau (83), Spanish-born Mexican editor (founder of Ediciones Era); complicaciones respiratorias (n. 1934).[78]
• February 22
  • David Bárcena Ríos, equestrian and modern pentathlete (b. 1941).
  • Ricardo Domínguez, 31, welterweight wrestler; colon cancer (b. 1985).
• February 27 – Eva Maria Zuk, 71, Polish-born Mexican pianist; lung problems.[79]

• March 3
  • Rolando Arellano Sánchez (22), músician and singer ("Grupo Contacto"), murdered.[80]
  • Miguel Guzmán Rosales (66), painter.[81]
• March 5
  • Abril Campillo (58), actress; breast cancer (b. 1958).[82]
  • Tony Flores (67), comedian; Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.[83]
  • Alejandro Rosales (49), television star (El Sibidibidi); heart attack.[84]
  • José Ignacio Rosillo Rodríguez (85), journalist.[85]
• March 6 – Jesús Silva Herzog Flores, 81, economist and politician (PRI) (b. 1935)[86]
• March 9
  • Enrique Ortiz Rivas, mathematician, politician, and labor leader; surgical complications.[87]
  • Raquel Parot (92), actress[88]
  • Juan Gabriel Sánchez Gómez (43), leader of taxi drivers in Tizayuca, Hidalgo; murdered.[89]
• March 12
  • Mario Agredano Brambila (88), radio and television announcer, reporter, and commentator in Nuevo Leon.[90]
  • Joaquín Arizpe de la Maza, businessman and philanthropist.[91]
  • Refugio Arturo García Moreno (63), education leader ("Conalep"); heart attack.[92]
  • Raúl Maldonado Mendoza, poet and orator from Oaxaca; heart attack.[93]
• March 13 – Sarah Jiménez, engraving artist, member of the Salón de la Plástica Mexicana; respiratory problems (b. 1927).[94]
• March 14 – José Iván Ponce, labor leader in Tizayuca, Hidalgo; murdered.[95]
• March 15 – Armando Garza Sada (84), engineer, businessman (Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery), and banker (Banco de Londres y México and Banpais).[96]
• March 18
  • Juan Miguel de Mora Vaquerizo (96), member of the International Brigade during the Spanish Civil War, university professor, and writer (b. October 18, 1921).[97]
  • Santiago Vela, reporter for "Radio Formula" in Fortín de las Flores, Veracruuz; murdered.[98]
• March 19 – José Reza Fernández (61), polítician in Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila; suicide.[99]
• March 20
  • Arturo Cruz Bárcenas (58), journalist (La Jornada); renal disease.[100]
  • Carlos Hermosillo Arteaga, 39, politician (PRI), Deputy (2015-2018) and public servant in Chihuahua; auto accident (b. 1977).[101]
  • Antonio Riviello Bazán (90), former Secretary of National Defense (1988) (b. Nov 21, 1926).[102]
  • Humberto Romo Medina, radio and television announcer in Nuevo Leon.[103]
• March 21
  • Víctor Bartoli (65), writer (Mujer Alabastrina) from Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.[104]
  • Marco Villafán (64), translator and adaptor of theatrical productions.[105]
• March 23 – Miroslava Breach, 54, journalist (La Jornada and El Norte de Chihuahua); murdered (b. August 7, 1962).[106]
• March 29
  • Felipe Altamirano Carrillo, Indigenous priest from Nayarit; murdered.[107]
  • Dennis Palomo (21), comedian; suicide.[108]
  • Aurelio Prado Flores (68), Roman Catholic social activist and columnist (La Voz) (B. 1949).[109]
  • Leodegario Varela González, polítician from Zacatecas; cáncer.[110]
• March 30 – Six murders in Oaxaca:[111]
  • Juan José Hernández Alchino, 38, teacher from Pinotepa Nacional.
  • Rutilio Quirino Barragán Andrade, 75, former mayor of Santiago Tamazola (PRD).
  • Amada Berenice H. V., a high school student from Santiago Jocotepec.
  • Abel Rivera Roque, 31, called El Tortilla, from Tuxtepec.
• March 31 – Rubén Amaro Sr., 81, baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, New York Yankees) and coach, World Series champion (1980); natural causes (b. 1936).[112]

• April 2 – Alma Delia Fuentes, actress (Los Olvidados (1950) A toda máquina (1951), and Historia de un corazón (1951)) (b. 1937).[113]
• April 7 – Arturo García Bustos, 90, painter (b. 1926).[114]
• April 8 – José Ángel Nájera Sánchez Fisherman, professional wrestler (b. 1951)[115]
• April 9
  • Roger Arellano Sotelo, polítician, former mayor of Acapetlahuaya, Guerrero; murdered.[116]
  • Fidencio Escamilla Cervantes (65), poet and playwright from Tonala, Jalisco; heart attack (n. 1951).[117]
  • Margarita Isabel, 75, Mexican actress (Cronos), emphysema.[118]
  • Alicia Rivas Lombera, high school theater teacher; cáncer.[119]
  • José Alberto Toledo Villalobos, anti-mining activist in San Pedro Tapanatepec, Oaxaca; murdered.[120]
• April 11 – Teresa Moran, 78, painter from Puebla (b. September 15, 1939).[121]
• April 12
  • Rafael Junquera Maldonado, writer and activist (Student movement of 1968) from Xalapa, Veracruz (b. 1941 or 1942).[122]
  • Rubén Morales Rodríguez, 79, public accountant from Veracruz (city).[122]
• April 13 – Antonio Xiu Cachón (76), Maya Indigenous leader.
• April 14 – Max Rodríguez Palacio, journalist and reporter ("Colectivo Pericú"); murdered.
• April 19 – Demetrio Saldivar Gómez, politician (founder of Party of the Democratic Revolution in Guerrero); murdered.
• April 21 – Rogerio César Armenta Ramírez, journalist (El 10 de Guerrero).[123]
• April 22 – Leobardo Flores Ávila, 102, co-founder of the Confederation of Mexican Workers in Torreón, Coahuila.[124]
• April 24
  • Evangelina Villegas, 92, biochemist.[125]
  • Juan José Flores Lira, polítician, mayor of Ignacio de la Llave, Veracruz; heart attack.[126]
• April 28
  • Brazo de Oro, wrestler; heart attack (b. 1959).[127]
  • Alejandro Hernández Santos, polítician, mayor of San Bartolomé Loxicha, Oaxaca; murdered.[128]
• April 29 – Filiberto Álvarez Landeros, journalist and radio announcer in Jojutla, Morelos (Poemas y cantares and La Señal); murdered.[129]

• May 1 – Santos Vega Camargo (73), actor and theater director ("El Confesionario") from Torreón (b. November 1, 1943.[130]
• May 3 – José Herrera Aispuro (51), director of the College of Accounting and Administration of the Autonomous University of Sinaloa; murdered.[131]
• May 4 – Guadalupe González Saíno (30), polítician from Jopala, Puebla; murdered.[132]
• May 7 – Gran Apache, 58, professional wrestler (AAA), intestinal cancer.[133]
• May 11
  • José Manuel Amarillas Monjardín, polítician from Novolato, Sinaloa; murdered.[134]
  • Andrea Romero Rojas, food propomoter (cacao) from Zacatelco, Tlaxcala (b. 1953).[135]
• May 12
  • José Manuel Mojardín Amarillas, polítician from Navolato Municipality, Sinaloa; murdered.[136]
  • Miguel Ángel Sánchez Morán, public servant and criminal lawyer from Mazatlán; murdered.[137]
• May 13
  • Hermenegildo Aké Sarabia, labor leader and politician from Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo.[138]
• Enrique Barrera Chávez (86), form tresurer of Coahuila.[139]
• May 15
  • Felipe Ehrenberg, 73, artist, professor and publisher (b. June 27, 1943).[140]
  • Javier Valdez Cárdenas, journalist (Ríodoce, La Jornada), shot and killed by unidentified gunmen (b. April 14, 1967).[141]
  • Ángel Noé Mercado Carrillo (43), physician and public servant (director is ISSSTE in Tehuacan, Puebla); murdered (b. 1974).[142]
  • Jonathan Rodríguez Córdova (26), journalist and reporter (El Costeño de Autlán) from Autlán, Jalisco; he and his mother were murdered.[143]
• May 16 – Mario Moreno Ivanova (57), comedian, son of Cantinflas (b. 1960).[144]
• May 17 – Raúl Córdoba, 93, soccer player (Club Atlas, national team) (b. March 13, 1924).[145]
• May 18
  • Armando Arce Serrano (57), camera operator and video journalist (Televisa) (b. 1959).[146]
  • Oscar González Guerrero (91), comic book writer and illustrator.[147]
  • José Mercado Luna (89), soccer player (1948 Olympic Team) (b. August 6, 1928).[148]
  • Enrique Soto Gonzáles, chronicler, historian, and public servant from Pátzcuaro, Michoacan; heart attack.[149]
• May 19 – David Sánchez, 25, flyweight boxer, traffic collision.[150]
• May 20 – Miguel Vázquez Torres, Indigenous Huichol leader; murdered.[151]
• May 22 – Santiago Salas de León, académic, writer, and rector of open university.[152]
• May 24 – Miguel Ángel Camacho Zamudio, physician and public servant (director of ISSSTE in Mazatlan); murdered.[153]
• May 25 – Juan Carlos Zamarripa Fernández, polítician, mayor of Pánuco, Veracruz; murdered.[154]
• May 27 – Jaasiel Hernán Contreras Vega, photographer; murdered.[155]
• May 31 – Fernando Sarabia Beltrán (108), académic and activist.[156]

• June 2 – Armando Mendoza Duarte (48), polítician; murdered (b. 1969).
• June 3
  • Juan Robinson Bours, businessman from Ciudad Obregón, Sonora; Alzheimer's disease (b. December 25, 1928)[157]
  • Antonio Sarabia (72), writer (Tres pies al gato) (b. June 10, 1944).
• June 5
  • Eduardo Catarino Dircio, politician (Morena) from Tixtla de Guerrero municipality, Guerrero; killed by state police.[158]
  • Eleazar Vargas Lara, community leader and politician from Iguala, Guerrero; murdered.[159]
  • Ana Winocur (44), journalist; pancreatitis (b. October 1972).[160]
• June 6 – Jorge Ortiz Murray, leader of fishermen in Mazatlan; heart attack.[161]
• June 8
  • Antonio Medellín, 75, Mexican actor (Tres veces Ana, Porque el amor manda, Cuando me enamoro).[162]
  • Elmer Arias Gutiérrez (24), músician; murdered.
  • Crisóforo Otero Heredia, politician (PRD), former mayor of Tecpán de Galeana, Guerrero (2012-2015); murdered.[163]
• June 30 – Ramiro Alejandro Celis, 25, bullfighter, gored.[164]
• June 10 – Luis Fuentes Molinar, 89, journalist and politician (PRI), former mayor of Chihuahua (1977-1980) and federal Deputy (1973-1976).[165]
• June 11 – Radamés Díaz Meza, Culiacán, Sinaloa, businessman; murdered.[166]
• June 15 – Raúl Miranda Valencia, 48, lawyer and public servant from Michoacan; murdered.[167]
• June 17 – Luis Rey Sifuentes, politician (Morena) from Chihuahua; shot.
• June 21 – Ulises Hueto Elizalde ("El Chispa") (33), boxer from Mexico City; murdered.[168]
• June 23 – Eva Castañeda Cortés (87), social activist (Unión de Comuneros Emiliano Zapata) from Morelia, Michoacan.[169]
• June 24
  • Camilo Juan Castagne Velazco, police commissioner of La Antigua, Veracruz; murdered alongside another police officer.[170]
  • Jorge Humberto Higareda Magaña (75), businessman and leader of truckers in Puebla (b. 1942).
• June 26
  • Salvador Adame, journalist from Gabriel Zamora, Michoacan; murdered (found dead this date).[171]
  • Alejandro Zepeda Ortiz (27), journalist and reporter from Chiapas; suicide.
• June 27
  • Pablo Martín Obregón, journalist (Televisa) from Chilpancingo, Guerrero; suicide (hanging).[172]
  • Valentín Pimstein 91, Chilean-born television producer (Televisa) who lived in Mexico (b. August 9, 1925).[173]
• June 29
  • Rodolfo Díaz ("Chivo") (78), boxer and trainer; diabetes.
  • Vinicio Ferrer Merino, polítician, mayor of San Mateo Sindihui, Oaxaca; killed during agrarian conflict.[174]
  • Demetrio Jaime Martínez Benítez, politician, former mayor of San Francisco Cahuacúa, Oaxaca; killed during agrarian conflict.[175]
  • Meztli Sarabia Reyna, activist (Unión Popular de Vendedores Ambulantes (UPVA) “28 de Octubre”) from Puebla; murdered.[176]
• June 30 – Ramiro Alejandro Celis, 25, bullfighter, gored.[164]

• July 1
  • Gregorio Delgadillo Santos (38), polítician (Morena) from Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl; murdered.[177]
  • Simón Flores Ramón, polítician and government worker from Atlacomulco, State of Mexico; electrical discharge.[178]
• July 2
  • Martín Feregrino Quiróz (27), lawyer and educator (Autonomous University of Queretaro); breathing problems.[179]
  • Rodrigo D Garay, actor.[180]
• July 3 – José Luis Cuevas, 83, artist.[181]
• July 4 – Walter González Arriaga, polítician; murdered.[182]
• July 5 – Luis López Villa (71), Catholic priest from Los Reyes La Paz, State of Mexico; throat slit.[183]
• July 6
  • David Alonso López, 39, boxer, shot.[184]
  • Mariano Herrán Salvatti (68), lawyer and civil servant; liver condition.[185]
  • Héctor Villasana Rosales (78), lawyer and académic; anemia.[186]
• July 7
  • Sergio Fuentes Gutiérrez, lawyer and researcher.[187]
  • Jorge Juan Rodriguez Reyes, labor leader; automobile accident.[188]
• July 8 – Guadalupe Baltazar Rojas, chronicler and craftswoman from Ixtenco, Tlaxcala.[189]
• July 9 – Diego Zavala Pérez (85), lawyer, académic, and polítician, father of Margarita Zavala; heart attack.[190]
• July 10 – Pedro Joaquín Alberto Cárdenas Segura, músician, composer, and orquestra director.[191]
• July 13 – Héctor Lechuga, 88, comedian, actor and radio personality (México 2000), heart attack.[192]
• July 14
  • René Chávez (69), baseball player.[193]
  • Carlos Torres González, UANL High School principal; murdered.[194]
  • Elías Sergio Treviño Earnshaw, former mayor of Monclova, Coahuila.[195]
• July 17 – Martha Nava (75), Mexico's best female basketball player.[196]
• July 18
  • Irma Camacho García (67), polítician (substitute mayor of Temixco, Morelos, 2016-2017); cardiorespiratory arrest.[197]
  • Erika Mireles, voice actress ("The Simpsons" and "Doña Clotilde").[198]
• July 19 – Hortensia de la Concepción Orozco Tejada, polítician; stroke.[199]
• July 20 – Felipe de Jesús Pérez Luna (48), criminal; shot by police.[200]
• July 21 – Ángel Padilla, músician (harp player).[201]

July 22

• • Juan Bernardo Ruvalcaba, boxer and trainer; killed during robbery.[202]
  • José Arturo Tolosa Campos (59), Sinaloa photojournalist (El Debate); accidente de tránsito.[203]
• July 23 – Erwin Trejo (47), singer (Juan Gabriel's twin); murdered.[204]
• July 24
  • Juan Figueroa Fuentes, polítician (PRD) and public official; heart attack.[205]
  • Luis Gimeno, Uruguayan emigrant actor (Mañana es para siempre) (b. 1927).[206]
• July 25
  • Gerardo Gallardo (49), actor ("Chef Ornica") (b. 1967).[207]
  • David Vera Jiménez (54), public servant in Mexico City; heart attack.[208]
• July 26
  • Saúl Escudero Pozos (48), polítician and public servant; cáncer.[209]
  • Ramón Xirau, 93, Spanish-born Mexican poet, philosopher and literary critic.[210]
• July 28 – Luis Arturo Porras Aceves (78), journalist and reporter (El Heraldo de Chihuahua) (b. 1939).[211]
• July 31
  • Lorenzo Arroyo, immigration activist; amyloidosis.[212]
  • Baltazar Maldonado Rosales (55), polítician (former mayor of Apizaco Municipality, Tlaxcala; renal insufficiency and cáncer (b. 1961).[213]
  • Luciano Rivera, journalist and reporter ("Dictamen" and TV channel CNR (176)) in Mexicali; murdered.[214]
  • José Trinidad Ventura González (42), Presbyterian Church elder in Orizaba.[215]

• August 2
  • José Miguel Machorro Alcalá, Catholic priest; stabbed in Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral.[216]
  • Edmundo Ortega, músician (bass player) and composer; heart attack.[217]
• August 4 – Roberto Corvera Guzmán, rector of Universidad Angelópolis in Angelópolis, Puebla; shot.[218]
• August 5 – Marcelino Perelló Valls (73), matemátician, académic, and former student activist (b. 1944).[219]
• August 6
  • Víctor Manuel Cárdenas Morales (65), writer and poet; stroke (b. 1952).[220]
  • Pedro Manterola Sáinz (52), psychologist, politician, and public official from Veracruz; heart attack (b. 1965).[221]
  • Virgilio Ruiz García, musician from Oaxaca; murdered.[222]
• August 8
  • Ramón Ángulo Santos (70), polítician former mayor of Angostura Municipality, Sinaloa; cardiac arrest.[223]
  • Jaime Avilés Iturbe (63), journalist (Unomásuno) and columnist (La Jornada and Proceso); lung cancer.[224]
  • Rius, 83, political cartoonist (b. June 20, 1934)[225]
• August 11 – Eugenio Polgovsky, 40, filmmaker (winner of 4 Ariel Awards).[226]
• August 12 – César Osuna Aguirre, baseball player (Venados de Mazatlán); murdered.[227]
• August 15 – Rafael Ramírez Sánchez, polítician, former mayor of Sahuayo, Michoacán; kidnapped and murdered.[228]
• August 16 – Jesús Aranda, journalist (La Jornada) (b. 1963).[229]
• August 20
  • Jerónimo González Huerta (71), artist (b. 1946).[230]
  • Valdemar Jiménez Solís (90), poet, académic, and cultural journalist (b. 1926).[231]
  • Aurora Meza Calles (54), Kumeyaay social activist and translator; pancreatitis.[232]
  • Martín Rocha Hernández (56), Durango physician and labor leader; lung cáncer.[233]
• August 21
  • Miguel Mike" Orpinel Mendoza, sportscaster; heart attack.[234]
  • Salomon Robbins (71), athlete and trainer.[235]
• August 22
  • Luis Muruato Puente (88), baseball player (Algodoneros de Unión Laguna).[236]
  • Cándido Ríos Vásquez, journalist from Veracruz; murdered.[237]
• August 23
  • Mauricio Delfín Domínguez, polítician from Córdoba, Veracruz; suicide.[238]
  • Ricardo Murguía (68), singer (Yo soy tu amigo fiel), músician, and voice actor (b. 1949).[239]
• August 24
  • Jorge Estrada Álvarez, architect and director or School of Architecture at Autonomous University of Sinaloa.[240]
  • Genaro Moreno, children's television broadcaster.[241]
• August 26
  • Edgar Gil Yoguez (55), polítician, former mayor of Venustiano Carranza, Michoacán; heart attack.[242]
  • Alicia Juárez (67), singer; heart attack (b. 1950).[243]
  • Bertha Elisa Medina Parra, polítician and public servant, former mayor of Mocorito Municipality, Sinaloa.[244]
• August 27
  • Bernardino Cruz Rivas, polítician; cardiac arrest.[245]
  • Juan Santos Vásquez, polítician, former mayor of San Esteban Amatlán, Oaxaca; run over by a car.[246]
• August 29 – Hugo Castro Rosado, businessperson and politician, former mayor of La Antigua, Veracruz; liver failure.[247]
• August 30
  • Efrain Loza, 78, 1964 Summer Olympics soccer player.[248]
  • José Manuel García León, Tabasco músician; pulmonary emphysema.[249]
• August 31 – Nadia Stankovitch (93), Serbian-born Mexican pianist; heart attack (b. 1924).[250]

• September 2
  • Gabriela del Valle, actress (Maten a la hiena).[251]
  • Alejo García García, académic (Instituto Universitario Londres), public servant, and chef.[252]
  • Oscar Javier González Torres ("El Espectaculo"), 62, músician, actor y comedian; cáncer of the páncreas.[253]
  • Marisela Ortega Lozano, journalist ("El Paso Times," "El Diario de El Paso," and Reforma); cáncer.[254]
• September 3 – Sugar Ramos, 75, Cuban-Mexican Hall of Fame boxer, WBA/WBC featherweight champion (1963–1964), cancer (b. December 2, 1941).[255]
• September 4 – José Trinidad Sepúlveda Ruiz-Velasco, 96, Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tuxtla (1965–1988) and San Juan de los Lagos (1988–1999), respiratory complications (b. March 30, 1921).[256]
• September 5 – José Durán González, 67, polítician, former mayor of Pueblo Nuevo, Guanajuato; murdered.[257]
• September 6 – Raúl Castañeda (34), boxer; murdered (b. 1982).
• September 11
  • Carlos Galván Tello (63), agronomy engineer and public servant (National Forestry Commission of Mexico in Coahuila; cáncer.[258]
  • Carlos Muñoz Portal (37), assistant television producer ("Narcos" on Netflix); murdered.[259]
• September 12 – Álvaro Matute Aguirre (74), historian (UNAM) (b. April 19, 1943).
• September 27 – Hiromi Hayakawa, 34, Japanese-born Mexican actress (El Chema) and singer (La Academia), liver hemorrhage during childbirth.[260]
• September 28 – Karla Luna (38), actress (Las Lavanderas) and singer; cancer (b. September 25, 1979).[261]

• October 2 – Evangelina Elizondo, 88, actress (Premio Arlequín 2014; voice of Cinderella in the Walt Disney film), natural causes (b. 1929).[262]
• October 4 – Luis de la Hidalga y Enríquez (93), lawyer, public servant, writer ("El Violador de la Rosa", "La Venganza de Lady Wilshire"), and académic (b. December 12, 1923).
• October 5 – Édgar Esqueda, journalist (Vox Populi); murdered.[263]
• October 6 – Stalin Sánchez, mayor of Paracho de Verduzco, Michoacan; murdered.[264]
• October 10 – Manuel Hernández Pasión, mayor of Huitzilan de Serdán, Puebla; murdered along with his wife and a security guard.[265]
• October 15 – Gonzalo Martínez Corbalá, engineer, ambassador, politician (PRI), Senator (1982–1988), governor of San Luis Potosi (1991-1992); (b. March 10, 1928).
• October 16 – Cecilia Méndez, 60, radio announcer in Zapopan, Puebla; murdered.[266]
• October 19
  • Gaspar Jesús Azcorra Alejos (75), Yucatan priest, writer, and poet (b. 1942).
  • Julio Chávez Hernández, polítician (PT) and social activist in Veracruz.[267]
• October 20 – Crispín Gutiérrez Moreno, politician (PRI), rancher, and mayor of Ixtlahuacán, Colima; murdered.[268]
• October 21 – Rosaura Barahona, 75, journalist (El Norte) and feminist writer, pulmonary disease.[269]

• November 1 – Ignacio Villanueva (86), priest from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ciudad Juárez.[270]
• November 6 – Miguel Espinosa "Armillita" (59), bullfighter from Aguascalientes City (b. September 19, 1958).[271]
• November 11
  • Maru Dueñas (50), actress, director, and theater producer; auto accident (b. October 3, 1967).[272]
  • Claudio Reyes Rubio, 53, TV director (Televisa); auto accident; (b. August 5, 1964).[272]
• November 13 – Miguel Hernández Urbán, painter and sculptor from Tultepec, State of Mexico
• November 19 – Claudio Báez, 69, actor and singer.[273]
• November 20 – Silvestre de la Toba Camacho, 47, Ombudsman of the Human Rights Commission in Baja California Sur; murdered alongside his son Fernando de la Toba Lucero.[274]
• November 25
  • Jesús Gómez, 76, equestrian, Olympic bronze medalist (1980).[275]
  • Rosario Green, 76, economist, diplomat and politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs (1998–2000) and Senator (2006–2012).[276]
  • Rosendo Huesca Pacheco, 85, Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Puebla de los Ángeles (1977–2009).[277]
• November 26
  • Vicente García Bernal, 88, Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Ciudad Obregón (1988–2005).[278]
  • Óscar Lara Aréchiga, 65, politician.[279]
• November 28 – Rafael Llano Cifuentes, 84, Mexican-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Nova Friburgo (2004–2010).[280]
• November 29
  • Evelia Lopez Vassallo (82), social activist (Frente Cívico) from Tonalá, Chiapas; long-time illness.[281]
  • María Angélica Luna Parra, polítician, public servant ("Instituto Nacional de Desarrollo Social"), and social activist.[282]

• December 5 – Iliana Godoy Patiño (65), narrator, researcher, and poet ("Contralianza" and "Mastil en Tierra") (b. January 22, 1952).[283]
• December 8 – Juan Celada Salmón, 101, engineer (Ternium) and inventor (Proceso HYL) (b. February 14, 1916).[284]
• December 11 – Jorge Schiaffino Isunza, 70, politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies (1988–1991) (b. April 10, 1947).[285]
• December 14 – Javier Villalobos Jaramillo (76), architect, restaurer and académic (b. April 30, 1941).[286]
• December 15 – Rubén Pato Soria, 75, professional wrestler.[287]
• December 18
  • Emilio Alvarado Badillo (56), photographer, civil engineer, public servant and académic (ITESM, State of Mexico) (b. 1951).[288]
  • Ricardo Miledi (90), neuro-scientist (Academia Mexicana de Ciencias y de la Academia Nacional de Medicina de México) (b. September 15, 1927).[289]
  • Ricardo Suriano (67), journalist (Charamupa) from Tonalá, Chiapas.
• December 19
  • Gumaro Pérez Aguilando (34), journalist and reporter (La Voz del Sur) in Acayucan, Veracruz; murdered.[290]
  • Fernando Villares Moreno ("Zorro"), 62, singer ("Fugitivo"); stroke.[291]
• December 20 – Jesús Castillo Rangel (121), Revolutionary and farmer, Mexico's oldest man; respiratory insufficiency and pneumonia.(b. October 24, 1896).[292]
• December 24
  • Alejandro León Cázarez, baseball journalist and columnist (La Aficion).[293]
  • Salvador Magaña Martínez, social leader and activist in La Huerta, Jalisco, polítician (Citizens' Movement); murdered.[294]
  • Sergio Magaña Martínez, 68, polítician (PRI), Senator (1994–2000), businessman, former mayor of Morelia, Michoacan (1993); heart attack (b. December 2, 1949).[295]
  • José Miguel Rodríguez Asaf (54), businessman (Grupo de Apoyo al Desarrollo de IZAMAL y sus Comisarias), polítician, former mayor of Izamal Municipality.[296]
  • Juan Silveti Reynoso (88), bullfighter; lung disease (b. October 5, 1929).[297]
• December 25
  • Rudy Casanova (50), Cuban-born Mexican actor (Amores con trampa and Hasta el fin del mundo); breathing problems (b. November 3, 1967).[298]
  • Alfredo Guzman Guzman, former mayor of Purísima del Rincón, Guanajuato (1977-1979).[299]
  • José Luis Sánchez Camacho (85), músician.
• December 28
  • David Antón (93), scenographer and costume designer (b. 1924).
  • Saúl Galindo Plazola, polítician (PRD), former mayor of Tomatlán (2013-2015), Jalisco; murdered.[300]
  • Arturo Gómez Pérez, polítician mayor of Petatlán, Guerrero; murdered.[301]
  • Luis Abraham González Contreras (31), photographer y reporter; murdered.
  • Gerardo Olavarrieta León, hotel owner ("Suites Kokai", "Plaza Kokai", and "Condominios Kokai") in Cancun, Quintana Roo.[302]
  • Mario Stern (81), composer and académic (b. 1936).[303]
• December 31
  • Regino Díaz Redondo, journalist (Excélsior).
  • Juan González Gómez ("Juan Cotz"), 63, painter from San Juan Chamula, Chiapas (b. June 24, 1954).[304]