Mexico.-the Government of Mexico will recruit soldiers and retired sailors to set up the National Guard, the new public security body led by the President of the country, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.En AMLO Monday morning press conference said that it is planning a call so join the project military and marine in retirement “under certain characteristics”. He also reminded that there will be new staff in the Agency – which seeks to recruit 50,000 troops – and will participate in the both elements of the army and Navy and police Federal.El Senate approved the creation of the National Guard last week with changes that they differed from the controversial original proposal of Lopez Obrador, who gambled on an address military for the organism. The changes include that the National Guard will be an institution of public security of civilian and contemplates a temporality of five years so that the armed forces gradually withdraw from public security tasks. On Monday, the President wanted that this week the majority of local Congress approved the constitutional reform for the creation of the National Guard, which has already been validated by the Chamber of Deputies and the Senado.En constitutional reform a law for the handling and use of force, and will establish the type of weapons that may be used, he said.
All this to prevent violations of human rights”, he said. “On other issues, Lopez Obrador said the federal Government’s security cabinet has no”recent information”about a group called individualists tending to the wild (ITS).” We have information from other organizations that are acting outside the law, causing violent acts,”he explained. According to local media, ITS organization is responsible for attacks on municipalities in the central State of Mexico in recent months. This group, which is considered eco-extremista and presence in other countries such as Chile, would have led to the explosion of several artifacts in the State of Mexico, among them a cathedral. Years ago also claimed the murder of a chemist from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the largest in the country and one of the most prestigious in Latin America.
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