Mexico's pre-candidate for the presidential coalition "Let's keep making history", Claudia Sheinbaum, has outlined her security strategy in the event of her election. The strategy, as described by Sheinbaum, primarily revolves around bolstering the National Guard (Guardia Nacional), a move that would gradually diminish the military's role in maintaining public security. Sheinbaum argued that until the National Guard and state police are fully fortified, the military should persist in its security function to prevent communities from being defenseless.
Collaboration is Key
Sheinbaum emphasized the need for cooperation with local prosecutors and the judiciary, indicating that such collaboration is imperative for the success of her security strategy. Additionally, she stressed the importance of tackling the root causes of insecurity, especially among the youth, and the need for a zero-tolerance stance on impunity.
Commentary on Political Climate
During a public gathering, Sheinbaum took the opportunity to comment on the current political landscape. She pointed out her lead in the polls and lambasted the opposition for failing to recognize the shifts in Mexico's political dynamics. Sheinbaum spoke about the safety of electoral candidates and stressed the need for government backing to ensure secure elections. These comments come as she continues her campaign trail in the run-up to the presidential election.
Electoral Strategy and Controversies
In an interesting move, Sheinbaum plans to send former police chief Omar García Harfuch to the Senate as part of her electoral strategy aimed at securing more votes from middle-class sectors for Morena. García Harfuch will serve as an electoral lure in the Senatorial election in CDMX, and upon Sheinbaum's victory, he would be announced as the head of the federal security team. The article also touched upon the controversial baton of command given to Sheinbaum and the rejection of her first shortlist for Minister of the Supreme Court.
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Sheinbaum Unveils Security Overhaul, Prioritizing National Guard in Presidential Bid
Mexico's pre-candidate for the presidential coalition "Let's keep making history", Claudia Sheinbaum, has outlined her security strategy in the event of her election. The strategy, as described by Sheinbaum, primarily revolves around bolstering the National Guard (Guardia Nacional), a move that would gradually diminish the military's role in maintaining public security. Sheinbaum argued that until the National Guard and state police are fully fortified, the military should persist in its security function to prevent communities from being defenseless.
Collaboration is Key
Sheinbaum emphasized the need for cooperation with local prosecutors and the judiciary, indicating that such collaboration is imperative for the success of her security strategy. Additionally, she stressed the importance of tackling the root causes of insecurity, especially among the youth, and the need for a zero-tolerance stance on impunity.
Commentary on Political Climate
During a public gathering, Sheinbaum took the opportunity to comment on the current political landscape. She pointed out her lead in the polls and lambasted the opposition for failing to recognize the shifts in Mexico's political dynamics. Sheinbaum spoke about the safety of electoral candidates and stressed the need for government backing to ensure secure elections. These comments come as she continues her campaign trail in the run-up to the presidential election.
Electoral Strategy and Controversies
In an interesting move, Sheinbaum plans to send former police chief Omar García Harfuch to the Senate as part of her electoral strategy aimed at securing more votes from middle-class sectors for Morena. García Harfuch will serve as an electoral lure in the Senatorial election in CDMX, and upon Sheinbaum's victory, he would be announced as the head of the federal security team. The article also touched upon the controversial baton of command given to Sheinbaum and the rejection of her first shortlist for Minister of the Supreme Court.