Security: A Turning Point in Six Years – Omar García Harfuch’s Support and Cross-Border Fuel Trafficking

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October 22, 2025

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Support for the Government’s Security Policy

During the appearance of Omar García Harfuch, the head of Public Security and Citizenship, it was heartening to witness the backing from senators across all parties for the government’s six-year security policy, a stark contrast to the laxity of the previous administration.

It is hoped that this signifies an understanding that the success in combating criminals extends beyond mere statistics, and everyone must acknowledge that the battle to wrest control of territories governed by criminals as parallel governments necessitates confrontation.

The crux lies in continuity, as it would be unacceptable for the next President to wish to imprint their signature on a fight that must be transcendent across administrations, given society and the government’s apparent willingness to pay the bloody price of subduing organized crime.

Cross-Border Fuel Trafficking by US Companies

On March 8, 2025, the petroleum tanker “Torm Agnes” arrived at Ensenada’s tourist port, carrying 120,000 liters of diesel. There are no facilities for unloading, but during the night, tanker trucks arrived and efficiently discharged the fuel, according to Reuters.

Reuters tracked the “Torm Agnes” from Canada to Ensenada, revealing that a Houston-based company, Ikon Meldstream, purchased the diesel in Canada and leased the tanker. The operation is reportedly conducted in collusion with the CJNG cartel, which has been illegally supplying one-third of Mexico’s national market with smuggled gasoline and diesel.

Imagine the intricate web of complicity and corruption involved in such operations! Perhaps to gather evidence leading to the punishment of those responsible, the Mexican government should leverage the involvement of US businessmen to seek support from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Mexico Explores Financial Options

Yesterday, Scotiabank CEO Scott Thompson and Executive Director Ben Horowitz met with President Claudia Sheinbaum, alongside Hacienda Secretary Edgar Amador Zamora. This meeting sparks speculation about potential financial opportunities for the Mexican government.

If Palacio Nacional convinces bankers that Mexico has decided to join the geopolitical bloc of North America, they could be summoned to finance projects within the country. After all, they are known for their imaginative approaches.

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Key Questions and Answers

  • What is the significance of senators’ support for the government’s security policy? The backing from senators across all parties signifies an understanding that the success in combating criminals extends beyond mere statistics and necessitates confrontation to wrest control of territories governed by criminals.
  • How are US companies involved in fuel trafficking in Mexico? A Houston-based company, Ikon Meldstream, purchased diesel in Canada and leased a tanker to transport it to Mexico. This operation is reportedly conducted in collusion with the CJNG cartel, which has been illegally supplying one-third of Mexico’s national market with smuggled gasoline and diesel.
  • What are the potential financial opportunities for Mexico? If Palacio Nacional convinces bankers that Mexico has decided to join the geopolitical bloc of North America, they could be summoned to finance projects within the country.