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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador made an express visit to Campeche to monitor the development of the Maya Train project, a situation that the State Police agents who were holding a demonstration against the head of the police command, Marcela Muñoz Martínez, and her commanders tried to take advantage of; however, these were blocked and
Layda Sansores, governor of Campeche, announced through her social networks the dismissal of nine police officers whom she called "scoundrels and corrupt", as she assured that these police officers "have been reported for harassing women, mistreating, corrupting and extorting citizens", from what he said, has begun the process of dismissals and reporting these crimes. Sansores
Campeche police officers pointed out that their dignity cannot be negotiated and abuses by senior state security officials cannot be allowed. Agents of the Campeche police department reproached President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for supporting the governor, Layda Sansores, despite the protests of recent days. The officers demand the dismissal of the Secretary of Security,
Faced with the protests of the state police of Campeche, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador came out in defense of Governor Layda Sansores, to whom he offered his full support and trust; In addition, he recommended that the agents not allow themselves to be manipulated and invited them to reach an agreement. From the National
Layda Sansores ordered the separation from the position of the undersecretary of the Penitentiary System, Prevention and Social Reintegration, and the director of the State Preventive Police. On Friday, March 22, the governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores, ordered the resignation of two officials from office. One is the undersecretary of the Penitentiary System for Prevention