In Celaya, Mexico, a city plagued by cartel violence, police officers are being targeted and killed. The city has taken a different approach than the national government in confronting the cartels, leading to a debate about security policy as the presidential election approaches.
Key Points
Celaya has a high rate of police officer deaths due to cartel violence.
The city has chosen to confront the cartels rather than negotiate with them.
The president's approach to security policy differs from Celaya's strategy.
Pros
Celaya is taking a strong stance against cartel violence and refusing to negotiate with criminal organizations.
The city's police force has hired experienced former federal police officers to combat the cartels.
Local police in Celaya are conducting their own intelligence and investigation work.
Cons
Celaya has seen a high number of police officers killed in recent years due to cartel violence.
Cartel violence has resulted in tragic deaths, including the killing of a police officer's daughter.
The approach to security policy in Celaya differs from the national government's strategy.