Ambassador Ronald Johnson's announcement comes a day after the sending of 1,557 Mexican troops to the region
United States partially resumes activities in Michoacán after security reinforcement
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Johnson thanked the cooperation of the government of Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, and the actions it has taken to strengthen security, both for US personnel and for the population of Michoacán. [Advertisement] "We will continue to assess conditions and adjust our operations as appropriate. The announcement comes a day after Mexico announced the sending of 1,557 army and National Guard troops to Michoacán to reinforce security. In this regard, the governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, reported on his social networks that the stoppage had been to safeguard the integrity of its workers after recent arrests linked to extortion.
Furthermore, The US ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, announced that the US government partially resumes its activities in Michoacán, "as a result of the ongoing security coordination" with the country.
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Johnson thanked the cooperation of the government of Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, and the actions it has taken to strengthen security, both for US personnel and for the population of Michoacán. [Advertisement] "We will continue to assess conditions and adjust our operations as appropriate.
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The announcement comes a day after Mexico announced the sending of 1,557 army and National Guard troops to Michoacán to reinforce security.
according to ClarínIn this regard, the governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, reported on his social networks that the stoppage had been to safeguard the integrity of its workers after recent arrests linked to extortion.
according to ClarínThe US ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, announced that the US government partially resumes its activities in Michoacán, "as a result of the ongoing security coordination" with the country.
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