In Michoacán, Mexico, the ongoing security strategy known as the Plan Michoacán for Peace and Justice has led to the arrest of 32 individuals identified as key generators of violence. This operation marks a significant step in addressing the high levels of criminal activity in the region, particularly homicide cases involving notable figures like Carlos Manzo and Bernardo Bravo. The state’s Attorney General has credited these arrests to enhanced intelligence capabilities and operational deployment, underscoring the government's commitment to restoring order and safety in affected areas.

The arrest operation began taking shape after November 9 of last year, with several critical figures apprehended, including Jorge Armando N, also known as El Licenciado, who is alleged to be the intellectual author behind the murder of the former mayor of Uruapan. In addition to him, a number of accomplices and a director from the municipal protocol department were also taken into custody. These arrests reflect a broader strategy to dismantle organized crime networks operating in the region and highlight the seriousness with which the authorities are approaching the ongoing security crisis.

The operation also extended to the Tierra Caliente region, where César Alejandro N, known as El Bótox, was detained during a raid in Santa Ana Amatlán. The targeting of such individuals signifies a crucial shift towards addressing the systematic issues of violence in Michoacán, as authorities aim to curtail the influence of criminal organizations and protect the community from ongoing threats. With these developments, there are hopes that such measures will lead to a more stable environment for residents, although challenges in enforcement and public safety remain.