The Governor held a reunion with representatives of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Consulate General of Japan in Leon Silao
The Governor held a reunion with representatives of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Consulate General of Japan in Leon
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Governor of the People, Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo, held a meeting with representatives of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mexico and the Consulate General of Japan in Leon, to strengthen coordination in security matters.
“The doors of the People’s Government will always be open to the Japanese community. For us, the presence of Japanese companies in Guanajuato represents trust,” said the Governor.
During the reunion, held at the C5i facilities, the Head of the Executive reported that, from January to October 2026, Guanajuato registered a decrease of 45.6 percent in the daily average of intentional homicides, compared to the same period in 2025.
Libia also highlighted the progress in highway safety:
- Cargo theft on federal highways decreased by 28.4 percent
- Theft of private vehicles, went down by 31.7 percent
- Cargo theft on state highways, decreased by 18.9 percent
The Governor reiterated that, beyond the numbers, the priority is ensuring that families and businesses can carry out their activities with peace of mind. She reminded everyone that the C5i has a Japanese-language hotline to receive reports and provide support to this community.
The reunion was attended by the Consul General of Japan in Leon, Takero Aoyama; representatives of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mexico, AC, and its Security Committee; as well as the heads of the Secretaries of Government, Security and Peace, and Economy; the Attorney General’s Office of the State, the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic in Guanajuato, the National Guard, the National Intelligence Center and the National Migration Institute in Guanajuato.
Authorities and representatives of the Japanese community reiterated the importance of maintaining direct communication and working together to address the security needs of Japanese companies and families established in Guanajuato.
“You can count on the State Government, you can count on the Operational Intelligence Group. Maintaining this direct communication is very important to us,” said Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo.
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