A federal operation in the municipality of Tapalpa led to the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as ‘El Mencho’, which has prompted the state government of Jalisco to cancel numerous large events. Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro announced the activation of a 'red code' across Jalisco, indicating heightened security measures due to the violence associated with this incident. He stated that a security table has been set up involving authorities from all levels of government to address the situation effectively.

In light of recent violence, all mass events, including concerts and sports matches scheduled for that Sunday, have been called off to ensure the safety of Jalisco’s children and residents. The governor also made the decision to suspend in-person classes for all students in the state, reflecting the seriousness of the security threat posed after the incident involving ‘El Mencho’. This preventative measure highlights the government's priority on public safety amid rising concerns.

The cancellation of high-profile sporting events such as the women's Clásico Nacional match between Guadalajara and América, as well as other sporting activities, has been officially communicated by the Liga MX and local sports teams. These changes not only impact the sporting community and fans but also signify the broader implications of violence on public life and social events in Jalisco, reinforcing the need for continued vigilance and responsive governance in light of public safety threats.