By Salvador Guerrero Cypres
The eyes of the city not only watch from above, they also build security from the territory, with the community. The same in They melt or in Polancoin Mixquic or the Portals.
The city proposed by the Head of Government, Clara Brugadaestablishes the community as a source of security. A model based on direct contact and neighborhood organization as the first step to build Territories of Peacewhich is not limited to the legitimate use of force.
The routes work under that logic. Totem by Totem —like House by House, Brugada’s territorial strategy— carried out by the C5 and which this week we took to the Portales Norte neighborhood, in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office, headed by Luis Mendoza.
The exercise represents the opportunity to explain the operation of the equipment, but mainly to strengthen community intervention with proper use by reporting emergencies through the help button – which activates an audible and visual alert and monitoring through cameras – and the care of the tools.
Previous meetings with neighbors of Cuauhtémoc, Iztacalco and Gustavo A. Madero They reaffirm the vocation of presence in all demarcations. An approach that does not distinguish colors or geographical location, in convergence with joint and coordinated work with the mayors.
The totems, each with two cameras – one fixed and the other 360 degrees – for a total of 30,400 to be added to the current 83,414, expand the observation capacity of the C5 and transform the relationship between the institutional and the neighborhood. Security understood as construction based on citizen participation, both in the peripheries and in the center.
Totem by Totem It translates the idea of spatial justice and shared security, as in 2006 vote by vote synthesized citizen electoral unrest.
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