México Evalúa report evaluates the first 100 days of Claudia Sheinbaum's government in terms of public security, contrasting it with the previous administration of López Obrador. It analyzes the red spots of violence and crime, government actions and their alignment, as well as the continuities and divergences with the previous militarization policy. The document highlights that Sheinbaum's strategy shows differences in applying public policy principles and combating organized crime.However, it warns that Mexico still faces a crisis of violence. and that frontal combat could aggravate it, pointing out territorial weaknesses and future risks.The analysis provides recommendations for a sustainable pacification of the country, highlighting the importance of comprehensively addressing crime and strengthening institutions