Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Michoacán, was tragically shot and killed outside a church following calls for increased resources to combat drug gangs. His assassination has raised concerns about the safety of public officials and the effectiveness of security measures in the region. Manzo had previously sought more support from President Claudia Sheinbaum to address the growing threat of drug-related violence.
The incident highlights the complex and dangerous environment in Michoacán, where drug cartels have been a persistent problem. Manzo’s death has sparked discussions about the need for stronger security protocols and greater government involvement in tackling organized crime. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding his assassination and assessing the potential impact on local governance and public safety.