Mexican federal and Puebla state authorities seized a suspected cryptocurrency mining facility in Tlaola, Puebla, securing about 300 specialized computing units, a transformer, roughly 80 medium-voltage terminals and eight satellite internet antennas. Investigators are examining suspected electricity theft involving the nearby Nuevo Necaxa hydroelectric system and whether the operation had any money-laundering connection, but no cartel, owner or operator has been publicly identified. Mining is legal in Mexico; the inquiry concerns the alleged unauthorized use of power and possible financial crimes. Reuters described the raid as the fourth comparable mining-facility discovery in the region since early 2025.