Grupos de civiles armados han tomado control de casi un tercio de un estado mexicano, y las autoridades no han podido co

Armed civilian groups, known as autodefensas, have taken control of a significant portion of Michoacán, Mexico. They demand the arrest of cartel leaders before disarming. Initially opposed by federal forces, the autodefensas gained support, leading to negotiations. The government has urged them to disarm, but tensions remain high, resulting in civilian casualties and a human rights investigation.

What is the primary demand of the autodefensas before they agree to disarm?

• The establishment of a new government

• The provision of more weapons

• The withdrawal of federal forces

• The arrest of the Knights Templar leaders

What was the initial reaction of federal forces to the rise of autodefensas?

• They disarmed the groups

• They provided immediate support

• They ignored the situation

• They arrested members of the groups

How did the federal authorities' approach change as the autodefensas gained influence?

• They began negotiations

• They increased arrests

• They withdrew from the area

• They imposed stricter laws

What support did the federal government provide to the autodefensas?

• Patrols and helicopters

• Financial aid

• Military training

• Legal immunity

What was the outcome of the military's arrival in the area controlled by autodefensas?

• Immediate peace was restored

• The autodefensas disarmed voluntarily

• Clashes occurred, resulting in civilian deaths

• The military took full control without conflict