What Ciudad Juárez needs is an alliance between the state and President Sheinbaum for things to move forward, said Mayor Cruz Pérez Cuéllar. He highlighted his administration's achievements over four years, including a downward trend in crime rates. Cuéllar emphasized the need to remain vigilant despite successes, as the city hosts large events every weekend. He praised the excellent coordination with the federal government, first under President López Obrador and now with President Sheinbaum, which he credits for the improved security. The mayor also addressed the migration situation, stating that the flow has significantly decreased and is under control. He noted that Ciudad Juárez has always been generous and open to migrants, and this should be a strength. Key achievements mentioned include extensive public works, new educational centers, and a new hospital. For the future, Cuéllar outlined three main goals: creating a regional development plan, launching an infrastructure project, and supporting the agricultural sector to boost the state's economy.
