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166 Mexican naval personnel graduate from specialist security courses
166 Mexican naval personnel graduated from specialist courses in Campeche on October 31, 2026.
The courses included parachuting, weapons training and urban special operations, and were provided by the Navy.
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch said organized crime harms Mexico and shows no respect for human life.
He said the graduates are trained to confront criminal groups, protect the public and serve the country.
García Harfuch said security coordination with all 32 states has improved, but extortion and other crimes remain a daily problem.
Navy Secretary Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles said the new skills require discipline, teamwork and strict compliance with the law.
The graduation marks the end of the courses; no further steps were announced.
A total of 166 students graduated from specialist security courses taught by Mexico’s Navy in Campeche on October 31, 2026.
The courses included parachute, rappelling, firearms and urban special operations training.
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch said the graduates were trained to combat organized and common crime.
Navy Secretary Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles said the training required precision, discipline and knowledge.
- Who
- 166 students graduated from the courses. Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch and Navy Secretary Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles attended.
- What
- The graduates completed specialist security courses taught by the Navy.
- When
- October 31, 2026.
- Where
- Campeche, Mexico.
- Why
- The training was intended to strengthen capabilities to combat crime and protect the public.
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- Graduates
- 166 students
- Location
- Campeche, Mexico
- Graduation date
- October 31, 2026
- Course provider
- Mexico’s Navy
- Course subjects
- Parachute training, rappelling, firearms techniques and urban special operations
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What people are saying
Your main training is to combat organized crime and common crime, which, as we have said on other occasions, has no respect for human life.
The conviction and mission of you is to neutralize these threats, serve our country and protect the millions and millions of Mexicans who live in our country.
In these specialties, preparation demands precision, discipline and knowledge.