Recently, the Public Security Strategy 2024-2030 has been presented, which is expected to generate tangible results for Mexican society. This strategy aims to be firm, comprehensive, coordinated, and objective, leaving behind previous policies and focusing efforts on security. The importance of international coordination among federal, state, and municipal authorities in Mexico is emphasized.
In this regard, the reform to Article 21 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States has expanded the powers of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, representing a significant advancement in justice. However, it is crucial that these proposals translate into concrete and timely actions in reality.
Omar García Harfuch, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, stands out for his commitment, courage, and leadership in this initiative. As a lawyer with experience in combating organized crime, he emphasizes that implementing this strategy will be an important challenge, but recovering security and trust in the Mexican citizenry is possible with joint work and state support.
The Public Security Strategy 2024-2030 is based on addressing the social causes of violence, strengthening police forces, creating specialized institutions in intelligence and investigation, and promoting effective coordination among public security institutions in the country. It is encouraging to see support from various parliamentary groups for this project, which seeks to establish peace and justice in Mexico.
The determination and commitment in the fight against crime are reflected in this strategy, which has been approved by the Senate and is seen as a significant step toward a safer country. Coordination and proper impetus will be key for these actions and projects to become an effective reality for the benefit of the Mexican nation.
