Human rights groups in Mexico have expressed disquiet over a presidential decree expanding the role of the armed forces in public security – a reflection of the country’s worsening violence and the failure to properly prepare and equip a police force able to take on powerful criminal organisations. The decree, published on Monday by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, once again deploy the army and navy for public security work – even though soldiers and...
Full ArticleLópez Obrador accused of militarizing Mexico with new security decree
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