Governor Menchaca is criticized for his peculiar way of managing priorities where he shows tolerance towards crime, but rigidity towards citizens who demand their basic needs. Despite being willing to deactivate social protests, like in the case of the March 8 demonstration, it was highlighted that this time action was taken before completing the delivery of million-dollar contracts, unlike in past situations. On the other hand, insecurity in Hidalgo remains a pending issue under his administration, despite his calls to trust in institutions in cases of double homicide in Tula and violence related to fuel theft.
It is emphasized that violence in Mexicali has worsened in recent years and the reintegration of Julián Leyzaola Pérez, a controversial police officer, draws attention. Despite his experience in Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez, his record is filled with controversies, including allegations of torture and illegal detentions. This decision has been questioned and the results of his management in the city are awaited.
Additionally, in an unexpected turn, the federal government acknowledged possible irregularities in the bidding for the Consolidated Purchase of Medicines for nearly 13 billion pesos, separating officials from Birmex while an investigation is underway. While Menchaca calls for restraint, society demands solutions to current problems.
