Santiago Taboada presents security proposal for Mexico City

The candidate for the head of Government, Santiago Taboada, presented his public security strategy for the country’s capital, called “Shield CDMX”, in reference to the one he implemented during his time as mayor of Benito Juárez.

The candidate for the head of Government, Santiago Taboada, presented his public security strategy for the country’s capital, called “Shield CDMX”, in reference to the one he implemented during his time as mayor of Benito Juárez.

From the vicinity of the Zócalo, amid cheers from the “head of government,” he said that we have to talk regarding the most important issue that matters to people, which is public safety.

Taboada stated that the first point of his strategy is to dignify the work of police officers with a fair salary, training, evaluations, and provide them with a health system through a hospital, which the government of Mexico City refused to do for six years. to build.

There will be research capacity with technology, for which “it will be necessary to rehabilitate and practically remake the C5, with an intelligence unit to detect behavioral patterns, put the C5 in the hands of the SSC, so that its owner can operate the cameras and “Do not evade responsibilities.”

He added that there will be a frontal fight once morest organized crime, to recover the most violent territories, since there are areas where the police cannot enter, “that is renouncing the greatest responsibility we have, which is to guarantee the safety of the people.”

Even more: “We are going to dismantle the economic power of organized crime, we will give investigation tools to the SSC; in addition to the fact that the financial intelligence units intimidate those who harm the city, not the opponents, that they know where the money from extortion, kidnapping, and rent collection is.”

Santiago Taboda also referred to the role that the Attorney General’s Office (FGJ) will play, whose head will be appointed by the next Congress, for which the best profiles must be sent so that there is no repetition of a “carnal prosecutor” who persecutes the opposition, but defends the victims and guarantees the application of the law.

“In my government, those who bet on security are going to double their budget in that regard, as it is the most important incentive. No to a policy that despises victims, the change that is coming is to put security at the center.”