Mexico Adds More Security to Famous Places
Introduction
A man shot people at the Teotihuacan pyramids. Now, the Mexican government wants to make tourist places safer. Mexico will host the World Cup soon. The government wants the world to see that Mexico is safe.
Main Body
In April 2026, a man stood on top of a pyramid. He shot a gun. One person from Canada died. Twelve other people were hurt. President Claudia Sheinbaum said the site did not have enough security. She said this was a rare event. Now, the government is sending more National Guard soldiers to famous places. They will use cameras and checkpoints. Mexico is preparing for a big football tournament. They will use 100,000 police and soldiers. They will also use drones and big military cars. The government says there are fewer murders now. But there is still violence in the city of Guadalajara. An expert named David Saucedo says these attacks make the country look unsafe. Some people worry about this. They think the police are only in tourist cities. They fear other areas will have less security.
Conclusion
Mexico wants to be a good host for the world. The government must fix security at the pyramids. They want to use more soldiers and technology to make people feel safe.