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The US May Participate in Police Academy in Querétaro, but Following the Rules: Sheinbaum Explains Legal Framework for Collaboration

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Sheinbaum recalled the steps to be taken for an international academy with support from US institutions to be formally authorized

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Sheinbaum recalled the steps to be taken for an international academy with support from US institutions to be formally authorized

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Claudia Sheinbaum calls Querétaro to follow the procedure for the United States to collaborate in her police academy.

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The government of Querétaro will have to coordinate with the Federation any international cooperation project in the field of security, after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) indicated that this type of agreement must be conducted through the institutional mechanisms of the Government of Mexico.The point is made regarding the International Police Training Academy, a project that contemplates collaboration with a foreign government and whose…

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MEXICO.- This Tuesday the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, said that the government of Querétaro will have to request federal authorization if it intends to incorporate US agencies into a new international police training academy, whose construction has generated controversy due to the participation of the US ambassador in the midst of tensions between the two countries. “If [...]

ABC NEWS The president noted that the participation of U.S. agencies requires authorization

The Querétaro International Police Training Academy will have to pass through the High Level Security Group and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if it contemplates cooperation with U.S. agencies, said President Claudia Sheinbaum. The president explained that state governments cannot establish on their own...

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El Financiero broke the news in Mexico on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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