Guadalajara faces security challenges as it prepares to host World Cup games amidst cartel violence and missing persons cases.
The city of Guadalajara in Mexico is grappling with security concerns as it prepares to host several World Cup matches. Despite efforts to implement advanced security systems and drones, the region has seen a sharp increase in cartel-related violence and disappearances. The recent killing of a top cartel leader has intensified fears among residents and led to the cancellation of public events. Experts are warning that the World Cup could bring additional risks, especially with the influx of tourists expected during the event. Meanwhile, families of missing individuals are urging authorities to prioritize their safety over event preparations.