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Mexican officials, including Governor Mauricio Kuri and Claudia Sheinbaum, are discussing the US ambassador's involvement in a Querétaro police academy. Kuri stated the academy will proceed.
Mexico's Interior Minister, Adán Augusto López Hernández, has questioned the participation of the U.S. ambassador in a police academy initiative in Querétaro. Governor Mauricio Kuri stated that the state had informed the Foreign Ministry of the ambassador's visit a week prior. Kuri maintains that the academy will proceed as planned.
The exchange underscores federal-state tensions regarding foreign cooperation in security matters. The initiative, involving U.S. embassy personnel in training local police, has drawn scrutiny from the federal government, which seeks to ensure compliance with national laws and protocols.
5 sources across Spanish · blind spot: little coverage from the right
Left 40% · Center 60% · Right 0%
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Left: Left-leaning sources report that Governor Kuri responded to Governor Sheinbaum, stating Querétaro had informed the Foreign Ministry about the U.S. ambassador's visit a week prior, and that Sheinbaum demanded explanations from Kuri and the U.S. ambassador regarding a police academy in Querétaro.
Center: Centrist sources report that Governor Sheinbaum questioned the U.S. ambassador's participation in a Querétaro police academy and asked both the ambassador and Governor Kuri to comply with the law, while Governor Kuri denied a rift with Sheinbaum and affirmed the police academy would proceed.
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