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Security in Mexico has become one of the main challenges for Claudia Sheinbaum's government. At the gates of the World Cup, uncertainty is growing: who really controls the territory? The recent events in Teotihuacán, which left a Canadian tourist dead and several injured, have revived the debate. Added to this is the tension with the United States after the death of two agents linked to the CIA. Is the country prepared to guarantee the security of the tournament? We analyze it in El Debate.

With less than 100 days until the World Cup, Mexico faces growing questions about its ability to guarantee security at a global-scale event.

The recent events in Teotihuacán, added to the death of two CIA agents in Mexican territory, have revived the debate about who really controls security and the scope of cooperation with the United States.

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Who really has control of the territory? It is the central question in The France 24 Debate, to analyze it we are joined by: David Saucedo, specialist in public security and consultant in government programs and César Gutiérrez Priego, lawyer and specialist in criminal, military and national security law.

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