Overview
- The president outlined a three‑pillar strategy spanning security and justice, economic development, and education and culture for peace.
- Federal presence in Michoacán was reinforced from Monday, with a focus on Uruapan and joint operations targeting homicide and extortion.
- Proposed security steps include a specialized high‑impact crimes prosecutor’s office, biweekly security meetings, a mayoral alert system, and a presidential office in key municipalities.
- The government will gather proposals from communities, Indigenous peoples, churches, victims, youth, and producers across the state to build the plan from the ground up.
- Specific programs and legal changes will be presented by the end of this week or early next, with officials emphasizing that peace will be pursued through justice and development rather than a return to “war” tactics.