Mexico State urban security perception improves in eight cities, ENSU survey, Digi Mart USA News (Toluca, Mexico State): All eight cities in Mexico State included in the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU), conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), recorded an improvement in perceptions of security when comparing results from September 2025 with those from September 2026.
The results were presented during a meeting of the Mesa de Paz, led on Tuesday by Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez at the C5 facilities in Toluca. Adrián Franco Barrios, vice president of INEGI’s Governing Board, took part in the session to review the latest results of the statistical exercise.
On social media, the state governor highlighted the progress recorded in the eight cities evaluated and said the results strengthen the commitment to maintaining coordinated work among institutions to improve security conditions in the state.
Magistrate Héctor Macedo García, president of the Judicial Power of Mexico State, also attended the meeting and stressed the importance of institutional participation and coordination in strengthening peace and justice in the territory.
Secretary General of Government Horacio Duarte Olivares highlighted the performance of Tlalnepantla, a municipality that ranked among the 15 cities nationwide with the greatest improvement in security perception. He also said that all Mexico State cities measured recorded gains, and that Tlalnepantla obtained the best security perception results among the state’s evaluated localities.
The ENSU results were one of the central topics of the meeting, at which state authorities and representatives of justice institutions reiterated the importance of maintaining interinstitutional coordination as part of efforts to strengthen security and the well-being of Mexico State families.
