This Monday, March 3, the signing of the Framework Agreement for Coordination and Intergovernmental Collaboration on Actions in the Area of Public Security took place at the Quinta Grijalva Cultural Center.
The event was attended by the governor of Tabasco, Javier May Rodríguez, and the governor of Chiapas, Óscar Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar, who signed the Chiapas-Tabasco peace agreement.
During the signing of the agreement, the governor of Tabasco, Javier May Rodríguez, highlighted the importance of this collaboration to strengthen security in both states.
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“We have signed an agreement to move forward together in the construction of peace in the states that we lead. It is about closing options to crime and ensuring that territorial limits are not limits of action for crime,” he said.
The governor stressed that the generators of violence will not be able to commit crimes in Tabasco and take refuge in Chiapas, nor commit crimes in Chiapas and hide in Tabasco.
“They will not be able to because the authorities of both states are already coordinated and we will act together there and here to stop them and reduce crime,” he said.
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The agreement includes joint operations, common intelligence work, immediate reaction police groups and shared databases. In addition, it includes prevention and training actions, unified mechanisms for the search for people and the mitigation of crimes with a high environmental impact.
“We have the full support of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and the federal security forces,” added May Rodríguez.
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The governor of Tabasco recalled the three fundamental axes in terms of insecurity on which he is working: addressing the underlying causes that generate insecurity and violence with social programs; strengthening the police institution with technology and intelligence work; and coordination with federal forces.
Finally, May Rodríguez mentioned the decrease in violence rates in the state, highlighting that intentional homicide is ranked 18th nationwide.
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