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According to Paco Huacus, member of the Citrícola Association, lemon producers did not attend the meeting they had scheduled with Omar García Harfuch, in Michoacán.Although yesterday, citrus growers will meet with the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection of Mexico to strengthen security in the region, they did not attend because of “fear”.
Nine days after the assassination of Bernardo Bravo Manríquez, leader of the Association of Citradores del Valle de Apatzingán (ACVA), federal, state and municipal authorities met privately with lemon producers in Michoacán; joint security operations were announced to confront extortion and land collection in the state. “The murder of Bernardo Bravo will not go unpunished,” cites the message that Omar García Harfuch, secretary of Public Security…
García Harfuch Announces Security Actions for Limoneros, After Bernardo Bravo Murder · Global Voices
Omar García Harfuch, head of the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), reported that today, October 28, 2025, he met with Michoacán authorities and Apatzingán limoneros, after the murder of Bernardo Bravo, leader of the union; the official detailed that security actions will be reinforced to prevent crimes such as extortion and land collection. After the meeting, Secretary García Harfuch said that “there will be no impunity” the mu…
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