Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo is scheduled to return to the state of Puebla to lead a Security Roundtable focused on Peacebuilding.
This meeting will be held in close collaboration with local and federal authorities, as part of a national strategy aimed at strengthening security in the regions most affected by crime.
The initiative stems from the President’s determination to decentralize security meetings, moving them directly to the states facing the greatest public order challenges.
This seeks direct and targeted intervention in the territories requiring priority attention, moving away from concentrating these meetings in the nation’s capital.
Prior to the President’s visit, Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier and his team held a strategic meeting with Omar García Harfuch, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection.
The main objective was to define the protocols and logistics that will allow for the efficient and coordinated execution of the upcoming meeting with Sheinbaum Pardo.
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State authorities have already included the president’s visit in the official agenda of the Puebla government.
However, they clarify that the precise confirmation of the date will be handled by the federal government and the president herself, who will announce the details at the appropriate time.
The implementation of these coordination committees was announced at the end of 2025 in response to the increase in violence in various regions of the country.
The purpose is to consolidate collaboration among the different levels of government and strengthen preventive and operational actions in the most affected states.
The state of Morelos was a pioneer in this new approach, hosting the first Security Committee under the decentralized model.
At that meeting, progress in inter-institutional coordination, crime reduction, and the prevention strategies implemented were analyzed, laying the groundwork for replicating this model in other states.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s visit to Puebla represents a significant step in consolidating a comprehensive security policy that prioritizes joint action between the federal government and state governments, with a view to restoring peace in areas where crime rates demand immediate and effective responses.
