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Monday, November 2, 2015

Up To 8,000 Gendarmes May Arrive In Michoacán




By: Rodrigo Caballero | Translated by Valor for Borderland Beat

Morelia, Michoacán— After the arrival of the second scouting party of members of the National Gendarmerie, the General Commissioner of the Federal Police, Enrique Galindo Ceballos said that with Michoacán, more than 8,000 gendarme members can arrive “depending on the needs.”

The second stage of support by the Gendarmerie is composed of 300 officers, who are divided into three specialties: research, patrol and special intervention; units that are trained in France, Colombia, and Spain, boasted the Governor of Michoacán, Silvano Aureoles Conejo.

Despite the deployment of 600 gendarmes already in Michoacán, Silvano Aureoles said that they won’t be permanent since they operate in “support for security tasks” while the Michoacán State Police is formed.

In front of The Coordination Group of Michoacán, which included representatives from CISEN, PGR, Mexican Navy, and the Mexican Army, the Michoacán governor promised that there will be an installation of 1,600 cameras in Morelia alone, as well as a command center, known as C5, and nine sub-centers located throughout the state.

It is worth noting that the governor considered the security situation in Michoacán to be a “resounding improvement” saying that “we are the state with the best security in the region.”

However, this region is comprised by states like Guerrero, Jalisco, Colima, and the State of Mexico, so the same governor said that the comparison “is not that good.”

66 comments:

  1. If Michoacan wasnt suffering already. Here comes more pain.

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  2. Fucking worthless police state , Tyrannical government at its best !

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    1. What would you propose?, shut up and follow the ant in front of you, don't draw attention, eventually we'll realize we outnumber the grasshoppers....

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  3. Gendarmes and the Marines... Mexico's last hope. Viva Mexico!

    Mexico is plagued with defeatism. (as you will see in the comments) Time to change that!

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  4. Sounds to me michoacan is the next ciudad Juarez

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    1. This is a chess move by someone who wants to shut down the meth industry in Michoacan. Bravo to who "that" cartel is.

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    2. Yes they are shutting down illegal meth production, only "el Traficante Mas Grande de Tierra Caliente" is to survive, MIGUEL ANGEL GALLEGOS GODOY is the name, aka "el migueladas", he tight with Leonel Godoy former michoacan state governor who as a states attorney had a chance to cover up "things" in the kiki camarena kidnapping-torture-murder-disappearance-carcass transplanting...and made a political career out of it...

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  5. Valen verga estos, soldados....poli azules..En michoacan se mueve mucho dinero y todos quieren cocinar mierda sean shinolas ,jaliscos o letra.....asi que no pasa nada....pinche poli azules van a mamar culeros....

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    1. Asi es puto....les mando saludar con la cansion "LA PLAZA ESTA CACHONDA-SANGRE NUEVA MUSIC (CDG)" on YouTube
      https://youtu.be/3cFaheVmS1Q

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  6. "Units are trained in France"
    Great! They know how to surrender

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    1. Ahahahaha...good one

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    2. What Michoacan really needs is all us cyber gangsters.... We should start a Cyber Cartel....

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  7. No half ass trained narco is going to fire warning shots at these guys.

    I hope they make it safer. At the same time if a cartel is moving dope and not raping women or robbing from citizens let them move dope.

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    1. Can't have it both ways, every cartel has someone trying to make a little bit more on the side.... Besides as long as it don't get in the way of real business, they just look the other way.... What does a drug lord care about a few chickens getting their tail feathers plucked?...

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    2. Cartel bosses need to take care of their turf, and it includes innocent citizens, if they don't want to get their own tail feathers plucked, discipline that enforces discipline, before it becomes an empire of the assholes paid for by cartel boss ass.

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  8. Look it up its like a quasi military police force, something like that.

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  9. There just going to kill all the autofensas

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    1. That's probably why they are in Mexico, these are hired killers, not tourists.

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  10. Granaderos, carabineri, mastiffs of the regime, very expensive, and very corrupt, they serve their master, their pride and joy, the state.
    --and they do not give a fack about the mexican rabble, proles, asalariados, tamaleros or their families...
    --The traditional providers of murdering military to the mexican governing narco-mierdocracia, ( mossad, the US, the school of the assassins ) are not providing them in this case to not be charged for a bloodbath in the works for mexico, they will be coming LATER, to save mexico, or what is left over to implement a MARSHALL PLAN to save poor little mexico, my chrystal ball tells me...

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  11. There are right now about 10 different types of police driving around Morelia. I just saw a bizarre camouflaged Federal Police Jeep. I saw another Jeep that said both Policía Municipal and Gendarmería. There's Fuerza Cuidadana and Policía Auxiliar. Then you got your plain ole Policía Estatal. And Policía Tránsito ... And dead bodies everywhere.

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    1. Is it a war for the plaza between cartels that the government wants to calm down or is a cartel paying Nieto to take out a cartel??

      Seems like CJNG operates in Michoacan enough to get 3,000 soilders sent in.
      Shouldn't they send 3,000 soilders to Cosala Sinaloa instead?

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    2. And they all work for chapo

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    3. If michoacanos were not making that much money, there would not be all these soldiers/police. You forgot the thousands of soldiers they sent last month and thousands of soldiers sent last week. All of a sudden tgere are dead autodefenzas everywhere. They are working for cartels against the locals. FUCK THE NEXICAN CURRUPT government!!!!!!

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    4. I live in Zihuatanejo and about three days ago, convoys of military were heading towards michoacan.

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    5. Michoacan is a failed state that's why they sent the gerdes to clean it up

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    6. Michoacan is not a failed state, quite the contrary, it is so rich and productive it has dragged all the worst poolitical corruption and corrupt political class over, all looking for their share of the blueberry pie...

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    7. Same with the place of pindios aka guerrero, they gotta do the same thing there or those bastards are going to keep jumping back and forth, from michoacan to there and viceversa.

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    8. It's a failed state look it up

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    9. This isn't a "cartels' plazas war," it's War On Mexicans by their government, military and foreign interests hired guns. Michoacan is an agricultural paradise and Guerrero is full of gold and other precious minerals. Climate change nay sayers will be just as affected as the rest of us i.e. hungry with the decline in crops that will cause food wars. Taking control of Michoacan's agricultural lands amounts to Mexico becoming a major player in food futures--legal and blackmarket.

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  12. According to Wikipedia, it's soldiers doing police duties. Originated in France. That has been the case all along.

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  13. LOL. france it's renowned for its gendarme units. they have GIGN one of the best counter terrorism unit in the world. GIGN is part of the french gendarmerie. if they have trained in france, trust me, they had what to learn.

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  14. About time... Take out the well trained poli-soldiers. See whos better with the topones cabrones... Aver kien es mas bravo a la hora de los putasos... Are they better paid and less corruptible? ... Compared to the regular police force or federales?? That is the question...

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  15. someone said el chapo made deal with tuta to clean out michoacan. guess these are the men to clean up

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    1. If your greatest pride was Tuta you need to realize that Michoacan never had organized crime... they just had crime...

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    2. Michoacan has now Very Organized Crime, sent from el DF presidential palace, from the POS lording it himself, all his military, poolice and paramilitary represent his motherfackin' ass, michoacan is an atracomulco property...be proud...

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  16. so i tried 5 times to post on this site. only 1 of my comments have been posted. im done.

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    1. Same chingen asu madre

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    2. 6:20, ya largate chancla, que quieres,
      "que me toquen las golondrinas"?
      Las golondrinas?
      Adios mi chaparrita?
      La eche en un carrito?
      Adios Pampa mia?...ya largate burra mal parida calzones ladiados...

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    3. 11:42 I posted 300 comments this past month only, and all of them got posted, maybe you need "cosmetric" surgery or sompim', have you tired black magic or an amarre? But forget about getting pretty or sexy, that mold got broken...
      Atentamente: EL PAPA DE LOS POLLITOS ♡♡♡♡♡♤♡♢♧+}:●》}:●》

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    4. 5:49AM: No joda. 11:59AM: No joda.
      11:42PM: Call yo' mama.

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    5. 3:34 but it is true yoda, by now it is about 600 comments over the last 30 days, all posted, under different names of course...anonymous, anonymous, anonymous...

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  17. 9:52
    I agree.

    Declare crisis in Nation for another Nation to save it. And reality a deal was made long ago for the outcome.

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  18. Oh if someone said it, it must be true then. Wow. Chapo sends the best . Thanks guys

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  19. 2 strict orders they should have in there head, 1: shoot to Kill n 2: kill them all n Let God sort them out. Slaughter House in the Michoacan State coming up, you heard it here 1st amigos

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  20. Its going to take a long while to bring peace to michoacan.

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    1. ..sadly, true and for most of the world, bro

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  21. REALLY !! there is going to be more police, army, marina, and these stupid guardamierdas in michoacan then locals. It seems all thevtime I read the news it's stating of how much more soldiers are going overthere. It's not afghanistan lol Somebody wants total control of that state and its not the goverment, most likely ct or cjng trying to eliminate one another.

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    1. Really, I read 8000 + another 600, read the article again... Clean up starts somewhere and yes people will die, just a fact of war....

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    2. Along with the autodefences.

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    3. A war of the government against its people is not a war...
      --A war to privatize everything worth posessing for their masters, by the government that needs correction, helped by soldiers that need training and correction...
      --while all of them members of the poolice state that need correction ally with criminals of all kinds and sizes who must deliver tribute if they don't want to go to prison or to their graves is no war
      --A war against poorly armed people that refuse to be exploited and massacred with impunity is no war, all that is is a crimes against humanity, is terrorism of state and against the law, according to international agreements signed by mexican governments that did not really "mean to"...
      --finaly, as shit rolls down hill you don't start the clean up smearing more feces and blood and rotten corpses on the work area, which is the idea of the Chicago Boy's School of Economics and Milton Friedman as applied by culero #1 henry kissinger.

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    4. Very well put about what NOT is considered a war.

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  22. these forces wear the same hats as another famous armed group called Jotos.

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    1. Ay Sancho, no seas celoso.... we can all wear the same hat...

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    2. 6:48 not!
      Not without las uñas pintadas and colonel Frank Fitts choice of rouge•••

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  23. Matter of fack, the best france has had to offer, has always got facked up by anybody that just wants to do the job, from argel, to waterloo, to the 5 de mayo in mexico to the killing fields of SE asia, and the french pacific islands to haiti.
    --No matter how many FOREIGN LEGIONS they cook, even Charles de Gaulle got his ass pumped and had to be led to victory, I mean to return to France hanging from the coattails of Churchill and the allied generals...and had to lose Indochina to uncle Ho Chi Minh and his ragtag gerrillas armed with little other than rice bags...
    --With all due respect to Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve, fack the frogs!!!

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  24. The AD,will all just fade away.That has been the plan since day one. The govt has to maintain a certain level of public oppression. A free will and mind along with a demand for change, will get you killed.This is another killing, raping and robbing govt force. Put in place, to keep the peoples in their place! God help'em all!

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    1. One things is for sure, H3, and el mamericano, el pitufo, and el Padre goyo will never be persecuted by any poolice force, army or marinas, and they will keep killing whoever they are told to kill, I mean el Padre goyo is a man of peace now, I don't think he kills anybody, he.just don't see, hear or speak about any of it no mo'...

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    2. It's called life....

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    3. Bastille day, celebrates life...
      --Kaibil #1 celebrates life in prison, as "el general" Otto Perez Molina fights for his dignity and freedom and military honor from prison,...
      --he would not be imprisoned on the school of the assassins barracks...
      --as the people are testing their home made guillotines...
      --life tends to have a life of its own sometimes...

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  25. @5:35

    Best war history comment of the month.

    Its weird cause we see trained forces made to adapt to terrains and circumstances with dynamic decisions under stressed conditions.
    Then you got opposition that is not train that makes decisions not based on methodology but experience from knowing the environment under stress.

    Its wild.

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  26. R.I.P to the people who live in Michoacan, looks like they are all going to be killed. Including innocent bistandards. Jacked up

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  27. --How much does it cost to have those expertly trained gendarmierdos de la polesia nazional in michoacan?
    --How much will they need to rob and steal to make ends meet?

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  28. Millie needs reigning in again,strange outlook on life that one ?

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  29. Parlez Vous Blackwater, Gendarmerie? Most believe the French Foreign Legion from days of olde died out. Not so. Name change, now, they make real $ and there's a couple different rules, that's all. Days of olde, men joined the foreign legion for personal reasons, were given new identities and swore an oath never to return to France or ever contact family and friends again. Today's version are mercenaries that also have security clearances with the French government.

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