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Sheinbaum Questions Binational Police Training Academy in Querétaro: Monday's Mañanera Recapped

Following the inauguration of a U.S.-supported State Interdiction Academy on Friday, Sheinbaum said she would ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to contact Johnson and Querétaro Governor Kuri to provide more details about his government's collaboration with the United States.

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Sheinbaum asks the Mexican Foreign Ministry to call the U.S. ambassador and the governor of Queretaro for police academy without federal authorization.The president questions the lack of invitation to the Security Cabinet at the event and stresses the need for the endorsement of the SRE for such initiatives.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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President Claudia Sheinbaum questioned Mauricio Kuri, governor of Querétaro, for inviting Ambassador Ronald Johnson, and not the Security Cabinet, to place the foundation stone of an international police academy in Querétaro. “Why didn’t you invite the Security Cabinet? You didn’t invite the Defense, nor the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE). That speaks of the governor and also of the ambassador,” said the president during her ‘morning’ confere…

·Mexico
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Claudia Sheinbaum requested explanations from Mauricio Kuri and Ronald Johnson for the establishment of a police academy in Querétaro that advanced without notifying the SRE.

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The president of Mexico has asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to call Mauricio Kuri and the US ambassador to give explanations for starting the works without the knowledge of the federal government.

·Madrid, Spain
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The federal governor questioned whether Johnson and Kuri were laying the foundation stone of the center without the participation of the Chancellery.

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Vanguardia broke the news in Saltillo, Mexico on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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