Rosa Icela Rodríguez Velázquez

Rosa Icela Rodríguez Velázquez is a Mexican public official who serves as Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection in President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s administration, the first woman to hold that post.

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Far Right
The Interior Secretary faces growing criticism after announcing a new security strategy that leans on militarization and social programs, following recent cartel violence.
PAN argues her strategy is a rebrand of AMLO's failed 'hugs not bullets' approach, offering no concrete plan to reduce homicide rates.
Far Left
The interior secretary continues her tours in Michoacán, meeting with producers and ejidatarios as part of the 'attention to causes' strategy against violence.
Her actions are highlighted as proof of the government's holistic approach to security, focusing on social roots.
Lean Right
The Security Secretary is implementing the federal strategy based on prevention, intelligence and social programs.
PRI voices argue that the strategy reproduces AMLO's failed model and avoids the forceful police action that states like Guanajuato demand.
Lean Right
The Interior Secretary is coordinating federal aid to Sinaloa and migration talks with the U.S.
PRI governors charge that her office politicizes security funds and freezes money to opposition states.
Lean Right
The interior secretary is Morena's negotiator in Congress for the constitutional agenda and budget priorities.
PRI negotiators see her as a tactical operator who offers dialogue but only to divide the opposition and secure Morena's votes.

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