Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar reaffirmed her administration’s commitment to the federal security strategy during the most recent session of the National Security Council, highlighting the joint effort to build a safer Baja California.
In her remarks, the governor presented a comprehensive plan that goes beyond combating violence, addressing both crime prevention and its social roots. These efforts include expanding educational opportunities, such as the creation of new universities like the Rosario Castellanos campus in Tijuana.
“Security represents a collective commitment. In Baja California, we are following the path established by President Claudia Sheinbaum, working alongside the federal government to deliver peace and well-being to all families,” Ávila Olmeda said.
The session also highlighted measurable results of this collaboration, including a 25.3% nationwide reduction in intentional homicides (an indicator of the progress being made in strengthening security across the country).
“We remain committed to working with the federal government to build a safer, more peaceful country where Baja California residents can trust in having an accessible and responsible government,” the governor concluded.
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