Evelyn Parra, the mayor of Venustiano Carranza, and Pablo Vázquez, the Secretary of Citizen Security of Mexico City, have reached an agreement to initiate joint security operations in the borough. This collaboration aims to enhance the relationship between local and city-wide authorities in addressing safety concerns. During a meeting of the Coordination Table for Peace and Security, Parra expressed her gratitude to Vázquez for acknowledging that Venustiano Carranza is among the more professionally governed boroughs, which presents favorable conditions for achieving positive outcomes for the community.

Parra highlighted the achievements during her leadership, particularly noting a 11% decrease in high-impact crimes since 2025. This includes significant reductions in offenses that directly affect residents, such as extortion and street robberies. These improvements underscore the effectiveness of the local government's strategies in enhancing community safety. The emphasis on professional governance by local authorities is seen as a crucial factor in the overall reduction of crime in the area.

In the security meeting, a robust operational deployment was announced, poised to be executed in the coming days. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to ensure the safety and well-being of citizens in Venustiano Carranza, and it seeks to engage local communities in collaborative efforts to combat crime, thereby reinforcing the commitment by both city and local authorities to maintain a secure environment for residents.