Claudia Sheinbaum's first months in office have seen a notable change in Mexico's approach to organized crime, moving away from her predecessor's 'hugs, not bullets' policy. With significant arrests and confiscations reported, security measures have intensified under her leadership and the direction of security czar Omar Garcia Harfuch. Despite these efforts, experts warn of barriers to lasting success including political relationships and the independence of investigative bodies. Although the focus has shifted due to external pressures, doubts remain about long-term efficacy in combating crime sustainably.
"They're putting in the effort. Now the criminals are scared; they know it's serious."
"The previous administration is over and Trump's demands have served as an alibi."
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