Amid the lack of control over crime inherited from previous administrations, the effectiveness of Governor Javier May and his State Police is being questioned. The urgency for concrete measures by federal authorities to address this issue is raised.
Following the discovery of a ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, used as a base for criminal operations, the Attorney General's Office (FGR) will examine the inaction of local authorities regarding this matter. The incident of a journalist assaulted by a state agent highlights the importance of cooperation in delicate situations.
In Tabasco, the appointment of Hernán Bermúdez Requena, known as Commander H and alleged leader of a criminal group, as Secretary of Security during the term of Adán Augusto López raises questions about political decisions. The continuation of Bermúdez Requena in the administration of Carlos Merino, López's successor, generates new concerns about possible links to organized crime.
In another context, the delay in implementing crucial changes raises doubts about the effectiveness of the transformation process. Additionally, the lack of tolerance towards free journalistic work demonstrates the persistence of unfavorable practices in the political sphere. Finally, reforms to prevent reelection and nepotism in public office stand out as significant steps towards greater democratic transparency, although the urgency for their immediate application becomes imperative.
