Securing Michoacan: Mexican Government Secures the State's Avocado-Producing Areas with National Guard Deployment
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In the midst of extortion in the Michoac n water supply area, Federal Forces deployed operatives in the face of pressure from the U.S. government.
The Ministry of National Defense reported that it launched actions to “strengthen peace in Michoacán” and this Thursday sent a thousand 557 troops, including 657 from the National Guard and 900 from the Mexican Army. The above, one day after the United States government announced the suspension of the activities of its staff and inspections of the Department of Agriculture in Michoacán, after receiving a security alert related to threats against…
The Ministry of National Defense will strengthen security in avocado producing areas and communication routes in Michoacán, following the temporary suspension of US inspections due to a security alert and pressure from organized crime.
The Sedena deployed 1,557 Army and National Guard elements to Michoacán avocado-producing municipalities to strengthen security.
The measure occurs after the U.S. suspended activities in the entity because of "threat" against its staff
The elements were deployed after the United States suspended the import of Mexican avocado due to the security situation in the entity
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