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Mexico Launches Michoacán Peace Plan With Security Surge and 57 Billion-Peso Investment

Direct presidential oversight will push a combined security surge plus 57 billion pesos in investments to target extortion, protect producers, rebuild institutions.

Overview

  • Defense officials activated Operation Paricutín to “seal the state,” deploying 10,506 Army, Air Force and National Guard personnel with helicopters, drones, anti-drone systems, demining vehicles and more than a thousand military vehicles.
  • Authorities detailed 4,140 troops in border containment with neighboring states and 1,980 additional federal elements from the National Guard, Army, Navy and FGR for municipal supervision and arrests.
  • The Navy announced 1,781 extra marines with aircraft, ships and intelligence teams for security and interdiction focused on Lázaro Cárdenas, Aquila and Coahuayana.
  • The strategy prioritizes breaking extortion networks with strengthened state police and the Fiscalía, new anti-extortion subsites tied to the 089 line, and targeted deployments in lemon and avocado zones.
  • More than 57,000 million pesos fund over 100 actions across 12 pillars, including infrastructure, port upgrades, social programs and education support, with biweekly presidential reviews, monthly public reporting and a 2,700 million-peso state contribution.