Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Chiapas Black Hawk

Black Hawk joins Monster 28 for Chiapas border security

A newly acquired, armored helicopter and a high-speed interceptor boat are now the face of Chiapas’ security strategy along the Usumacinta. Crews trained in rapid-rope insertions staged a demonstration near the Sumidero Canyon as commanders promised “high-impact” operations against cross-border groups. Officials also talked up budget commitments and even a rebound in visitors. What exactly did the state buy, how will it be used, and what do the early results look like on the ground? Our report breaks down the hardware, the tactics, and the promises . . .

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