Mexico City Installs 155 Surveillance Cameras in Ajusco Forest

Mexico City installed 155 surveillance cameras in the Ajusco forest to address disappearances and violence.

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The Mexico City government installed 155 surveillance cameras in the Ajusco forest between October 2025 and September 2026 as part of the Circuito Ajusco project. ^[1] The Mexico City government, under Head of Government Clara Brugada, projects the installation of 39,454 new surveillance cameras across the 16 boroughs by December 2024. ^[2] The initiative aims to provide legal certainty for housing beneficiaries and ensure their rights to housing security, including protection against forced evictions and harassment. ^[3] The Mexico City government estimates that 1,876 individual property deeds will be delivered by December 2026 as part of the Programa de Vivienda en Conjunto. ^[4] Reports indicate at least 56 disappearances occurred in the Ajusco over a four-year period, with 13 victims found dead. ^[5] The project aims to strengthen security and monitoring in the Ajusco, one of the most extensive forested areas in the capital. ^[6] The borough of Iztapalapa is projected to install 14,636 additional cameras, representing a 42.4% increase. ^[7]

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The Mexico City government installed 155 surveillance cameras in the Ajusco forest between October 2025 and September 2026 as part of the Circuito Ajusco project. ·

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The Mexico City government, under Head of Government Clara Brugada, projects the installation of 39,454 new surveillance cameras across the 16 boroughs by December 2024. · El Universal

The initiative aims to provide legal certainty for housing beneficiaries and ensure their rights to housing security, including protection against forced evictions and harassment. · El Universal

The Mexico City government estimates that 1,876 individual property deeds will be delivered by December 2026 as part of the Programa de Vivienda en Conjunto. · El Universal

Reports indicate at least 56 disappearances occurred in the Ajusco over a four-year period, with 13 victims found dead. ·

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The project aims to strengthen security and monitoring in the Ajusco, one of the most extensive forested areas in the capital. ·

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The borough of Iztapalapa is projected to install 14,636 additional cameras, representing a 42.4% increase. · El Universal

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