Although the government lacks a coherent policy on citizen security, it is a complete shame that the National Assembly summons the Minister of Public Security to explain the reason for the increase in violence. And it is that the Assembly is largely responsible for crime in the country. His initiatives to prevent and suppress organized crime are absolutely non-existent. What is worse, many of the deputies promote legislative actions that seek greater opacity in terms of campaign donations, something that facilitates the penetration of organized crime into politics and government. They have promoted changes in the law that are of open benefit to the perpetrators and little or nothing in favor of the victims; their bills often seek to legalize what were previously crimes; Legislation on judicial processes has turned it into minefields, the sole purpose of which is to annul the investigations of the Public Ministry and gang members who enjoy political protection have been found on its payroll. So, the Assembly, as opposition politicians say, is not a solution, it is an important part of the problem. Let's just remember that,  who made the law, set the trap. - LA PRENSA, Nov. 18.