The mayor of Puebla, José Chedraui Budib, has confirmed the appointment of Félix Pallares Miranda as the new head of the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC) of Puebla, replacing Fernando Rosales Solís. Budib mentioned that Pallares Miranda, with military training, has already been contacted to discuss security issues in the city. It is expected that the swearing-in process will take place formally and transparently. The mayor emphasized the importance of teamwork, stating that the corporation does not rely on a single person and that positive results depend on the collaboration and coordination of the entire team.
The new head of the SSC received praise from councilor Georgina Ruiz Toledo, who highlighted his extensive military experience and knowledge in the development and implementation of public security policies. Ruiz Toledo stressed the importance of any security strategy respecting human rights and promoting community participation. The councilor also mentioned that the swearing-in of Pallares Miranda is scheduled for March 19 during the Cabildo session and that he is expected to start working soon.
The Secretary of the Interior, Francisco Rodríguez Álvarez, indicated that it is likely that Pallares Miranda will assume his position immediately after the swearing-in, noting that the task force will continue to multiply with the collaboration of the Sedena, state security, and the Navy. Rodríguez Álvarez highlighted that, although the new head may have a specific profile, this does not exempt the other members of the corporation from their responsibilities in the area of security.
In summary, the arrival of Félix Pallares Miranda as the new head of the SSC in Puebla is seen as an important step in strengthening security strategies in the city, thanks to his combination of military experience and knowledge in public security matters. Pallares Miranda is expected to lead the implementation of effective policies that respect human rights and foster community participation, working in coordination with state and municipal authorities to address security challenges in the region.
