World Cup confirmed Mexico City has the best police in the country, says Mayor Brugada
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- Mexico City's Mayor, Brugada, stated that the city's police force is the best in the country.
- She made this declaration while awarding medals to public servants who participated in the World Cup security operation.
- Over 40,000 workers received the "La pelota vuelve a casa" (The ball returns home) medal.
Mexico City Mayor Brugada has declared that the capital's police force is the finest in the nation. She made this assertion during a ceremony where she presented medals to over 40,000 public servants for their contributions to the security operation during the recent World Cup.
The award, named "La pelota vuelve a casa" (The ball returns home), recognized the efforts of those involved in ensuring safety and order during the global sporting event. Brugada emphasized the dedication and effectiveness of the city's personnel in managing the complexities of such a large-scale operation.
Her statement highlights a sense of pride in the city's law enforcement capabilities. By awarding these medals, the mayor aimed to acknowledge the hard work and commitment of the thousands of individuals who played a crucial role in the successful execution of the security plan, reinforcing the image of Mexico City as a capable host.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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