Legislación

1. Rule of Law and National Security

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National Security Strategy

Objetivos Objectives

Componentes Components 1. Recuperación de territorios 1. Joint operations with local authorities mediante el despliegue de la fuerza to safeguard citizens pública.
2. Improve the operational 2. Desarticulación de technological capabilities of organizaciones criminales. government forces and lasthe

I.

I.

Estado de Derecho: Reaffirm Mexico as a Refrendar a México como un country of laws and país de leyes e instituciones.

Rule of Law:

institutions

3. Transformación institucional en la 3. Legal and institutional reforms prevención y combate al delito.

II. Public Safety: II. Seguridad Pública: Proteger la vida, el patrimonio Protect the lives, property y and physicalintegrity of los la integridad de all mexicanos. Mexicans

4. Prevención del delito y 4. Active crime prevention policy reconstrucción del tejido social.

5. Cooperación internacional. 5. Stronger international cooperation

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Joint Operations with Local Authorities to Safeguard Citizens
 We have carried out an unprecedented fight against organized crime, weakening its financial andlogistical structures.
Methamphetamine (tons)
25 22 20
15 3,000 10 2,000 5 3 1,000
199 446

Cash (millions of pesos)
6,000
5,000
5,477

Vehicles (thousands of units)
45 40 35 42 600
500

Aircraft (units)
489

4,000

30 25 20
15 10 5
06 - 2010

400
300 18 15 200 100 0
153

142

1
0 0

06 - 2010

Source: National Center for Counter-Criminal Planning, Analysis andInformation (CENAPI).

06 - 2010

06 - 2010
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'94 - '98

'94 - '98

'94 - '98

'00 - '04

'94 - '98

'00 - '04

'00 - '04

'00 - '04

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Joint Operations with Local Authorities to Safeguard Citizens
 The historic level of seizures and confiscations is increasingly hampering criminal operations.
Ammunition (millions of units)
12
10 9.9

Grenades and explosives (units)12,000
10,000 10,741

Weapons (thousands of units)
120
100 96.3

8
6 4 2 0
06 - 2010 '94 - '98 '00 - '04

8,000
6,000

80
60 43.0 40 20 154 28.6

3.0
1.9

4,000 2,000

107
0

0

06 - 2010

'00 - '04

'94 - '98

Source: National Center for Counter-Criminal Planning, Analysis and Information (CENAPI).

06 - 2010
5

'94 - '98

'00 - '04

Joint Operations withLocal Authorities to Safeguard Citizens
 We are combating all criminal organizations with determination.
Percentage of arrests by criminal organization (cumulative over the term of the current administration)

Golfo/Zetas 28%

Pacífico 24%

Others 2% La Familia 4% Tijuana 12% Beltrán Leyva 15%

Juárez 15%

Source: National Center for Counter-Criminal Planning, Analysis and Information(CENAPI).

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Joint Operations with Local Authorities to Safeguard Citizens
 The Federal Government is working with local authorities to halt kidnapping.
Arrests of kidnappers (individuals, cumulative)
4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500
2,000 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 231 920 1,514 1,500 1,000 500 0 300 200 195 78 2,093 3,363

Number of victims freed (individuals, cumulative)
4,500 4,000 3,5003,000
2,500 2,951 4,225

Kidnapping rings broken up (number, cumulative)
700
600 500 627

423 400

545

100 0

2009

2010

2009

2007

2008

2007

2008

2007

2008

2010

2009

Source : National Security and Intelligence Center (CISEN)

2010
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Improving the Operational and Technological Capabilities of the Government Forces
 The number of federal policeincreased fivefold in four years from 6,500 to more than 35,000.  7,000 young college graduates joined our intelligence and crime prevention teams.
40
35
Federal Police (thousands)

35.5 29.5
25.3

30
25 20 15 10 5 0 14.1

6.5

2006
Source: Ministry of Public Safety (SSP)

2007

2008

2009

2010

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