Overview
- On December 16, Mexico’s security secretary joined Governor Eduardo Ramírez at a Mesa de Seguridad in Chiapas.
- He praised what he called extraordinary coordination between federal and state institutions, pointing to a reported decline in criminal incidents.
- Officials highlighted strengthened state capacities in the Policía Estatal and the Fiscalía, with sustained participation from the Navy and the National Guard.
- The state detailed improved pay, housing access and productivity bonuses for personnel, along with armed drones, Monster boats and a Black Hawk helicopter.
- Ramírez thanked President Claudia Sheinbaum for the security cabinet’s presence, casting the visit as an endorsement of ongoing pacification efforts.