Overview
- A multi-hour session at Palacio Nacional gathered cabinet secretaries and the Michoacán governor to finalize the plan’s axes.
- The president underscored preventing youth recruitment by expanding schools, culture and sports so teenagers do not view crime as an option.
- Officials describe a comprehensive approach that pairs policing, intelligence and prosecutions with social development, victim care and institutional strengthening.
- Sheinbaum said the federal presence will persist in the state through social-welfare programs and the National Guard with reinforced coordination.
- The rollout follows recent violence in the state, including reports that the suspected gunman in Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo’s killing was 17, with operational specifics to be disclosed at Sunday’s presentation.