People’s Mañanera October 16
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on recovered assets, public education, security, and exports.
Security
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Mexico Reports 52 Percent Reduction in Homicides; September Registers Lowest for That Month Since 2015
Homicides fell from 86.9 to 42.2 a day, with seven states accounting for nearly half of all killings, led by Baja California and Guanajuato.
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Mexico Increases Seizures of Drugs and Money
The government’s second report lists 70,500 arrests, 569 tons of drugs seized and higher customs revenue, countering Washington’s claim that Mexico must do more.
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People’s Mañanera October 13
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on security, new prisons, healthcare, Jalisco, and popular support.
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US and Mexican Navy Seize More Than 1,200 Kilos of Cocaine off Oaxaca’s Coast; 6 Detained
The boat was intercepted 366 nautical miles south of Huatulco, a hit estimated at 289 million pesos to criminal groups and 2.5 million doses kept off the streets.
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Work at Mexico’s Security Secretariat Does Not Allow a Parallel Agenda for 2030, García Harfuch Says
Sheinbaum’s security chief, seen as a leading 2030 presidential contender, said it would be disrespectful to victims to think about anything but his job.
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Authorities Investigate the Origin and Destination of Fuel Seized in Guanajuato
The seized site held storage facilities resembling Pemex’s; officials have not said who operated it or made any arrests, pending the investigation.
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Historic ‘Huachicol’ Seizure in Guanajuato, Thanks to Setting Aside Political Differences and Tightening Coordination, Sheinbaum Says
More than 50 million liters of stolen fuel were seized as Guanajuato’s daily homicides fell from over 12 to about four, a 75% drop.
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People’s Mañanera September 8
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on homicide reduction, social rights, fentanyl trafficking, dual nationality, and foreign interference.
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Intentional Homicides in Zacatecas Fall 96% Since 2021, SESNSP Reports
Zacatecas’ daily homicide average fell from 4.5 killings a day at its 2021 peak to 0.2, the lowest on record, as residents’ sense of insecurity also eased.
