At 500 days the deadline for implementation, the new Criminal Justice System operates only in eight states: Fromow Rangel
Moreno Valley participates in the national evaluation meeting on the implementation of the Criminal Justice System Conago-Setec
Trust Announces 5000 pesos to finish implementing the system throughout the country
Toluca, State of México.- Governor Rafael Moreno Valle participated in the national meeting of the new Criminal Justice System, including the National Governors Conference (Conago) and the Technical Secretariat Coordinator same (Setec) Council, which evaluated and analyzed the progress of the entities in the system implementation, almost 500 days of the expiry of the deadline.
Puebla is the first states to establish oral trials in criminal matters, going down the path laid out for the welfare of Mexicans, it was stressed at the meeting.
The head of the Setec, Maria de los Angeles Fromow Rangel said: «We are facing a fundamental and profound changes in the vision of criminal justice in our country,» adding that there are already eight agencies implementing the new system and others are advancing.
He announced the creation of a Strategic Infrastructure Plan to achieve perform the necessary work and the trust of the 5 billion for all entities, these alternative plans with the goal of having the basics to operate the new penal system throughout the country.
He reported that the Setec continuously evaluates all entities in training, institutional reorganization, infrastructure, equipment, technology and setting standards.
For his part, President of the Conago, Jorge Herrera Caldera said the aim of the meeting is to present the resolutions on the matter and that entities are already implementing the new system to share techniques and strategies that are yet to implement it.
On behalf of the members of the Conago, Herrera Caldera reaffirmed the commitment of governors to carry out the implementation of the new Criminal Justice System in the country.
The leaders of Puebla, State of Mexico, Campeche, Tabasco, Baja California, Quintana Roo, Sinaloa, Hidalgo, Aguascalientes, Durango, Guerrero, Michoacan, San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas who were present at the ceremony, shared and listened to the experiences of their counterparts in the implementation of that system.
The meeting Moreno Valley was accompanied by Secretary General of Government of the State of Puebla, Luis Maldonado Venegas.
