Prior to the gloss on the second report of activities of the current state administration in the Congress of Durango, the general secretary of government, Héctor Vela Valenzuela, said that the armed events recorded in Sinaloa have had a minor impact in Durango.
But he also commented that a security meeting is being considered in the city of Durango, and at this time the agendas are being evaluated.
In this sense, Vela Valenzuela said that so far there has not been any death due to armed incidents in the state, in addition to the fact that collaboration with the federal forces will continue.
“We have not had any deaths as a result of what has happened on the state borders, we hope to continue working hard with the National Guard, with the Ministry of Defense to keep the borders safe.”
Regarding the case of Zacatecas, she commented that there have been no problems on the roads, but there is activity in the border area with Zacatecas and Nayarit, but that it has not permeated into local territory.
“With Zacatecas, peace has been relatively maintained, and I say relatively because then we have an incident here in the nearby area between the limits of Zacatecas, Nayarit and Durango, near our communities.”
For her part, Sonia Yadira de la Garza, prosecutor in Durango, announced that the most reported crimes in the state are fraud, even more than robberies, and it is because people expect to receive large returns with little capital and they take risks.
She explained that there are collective frauds as well as cyber frauds, but it is necessary to understand that there are no magic measures to obtain money, and when the interest is paid to the victims, it is no longer part of the criminal spectrum.
He said that in the case of Yox Holding there is no jurisdiction, where 700 complaints were received, from 10 thousand pesos to 10 million which was the limit, “this is a federal crime because it falls under the Law of Credit Institutions.”
Questions
During the appearances, the Morena deputies, Flora Isela Leal and Sandra Amaya, as well as the legislator Otniel García, questioned the strategies for the identification of missing persons, the labor rights of the former agents of the Investigative Police and the actions to protect the state from violence.
For his part, the deputy José Osbaldo Santillán, of the PVEM, emphasized the need to strengthen the support mechanisms for migrants.
The PRI deputy, Ernesto Abel Alanís, focused his intervention on the gender violence alert issued in the state and the coordination with Conavim to address the problem. Likewise, deputy Noel Fernández, She asked about the preventive actions of the Attorney General’s Office in cases of femicide.
PAN deputy Mayra Rodríguez stressed the importance of the security strategies implemented to protect Durango from the violence of neighboring states.
Source: milenio
