Salazar emphasized that security underpins democracy, stating, "Security is what's most important; it is the linchpin of a democracy. The people of Mexico should not live in fear."
During the press conference, Salazar addressed the failure of the 'hugs, not bullets' initiative, criticizing former President Lopez Obrador for rejecting U.S. assistance in combating organized crime.
Salazar remarked on the need for deeper collaboration, claiming, "The previous president did not want to receive help from the United States," highlighting a breakdown in trust and cooperation.
He noted the aftermath of Zambada's capture, hinting at the deterioration of relations under Lopez Obrador, stating tensions began over a year ago due to mistrust.
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