Security and law enforcement, a top prority for Central American Games in Cordoba

CORDOBA, Mexico, November 13, 2014 - With just a few hours away from the beginning of the Central American and Caribbean Games, the Law Enforcement agencies work hard for the success of the volleyball tournament in Cordoba.

The Vice Secretary of Public Security of the State of Veracruz, Federico Rivas, met Norceca President and FIVB First Excecutive Vice President, Cristobal Marte Hoffiz during the Preliminary Inquiries at the Fortin de las Flores Hotel.

“We held a coordination meeting with all the law enforcement agencies and even with the Mexican Armed Forces, like Army and Navy to work closely,” said Rivas Valdes.

“We have also worked with the Civil Protection unit analyzing every aspect around the event, such as the sport competition, victuals distribution and event the cultural and recreational activities,” He added.

“We have a very close coordinarion in time in Cordoba, we had the first teams by the middle of this week but on Satudray we will have the complete delegations and are ready.”