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Seguridad Hoy

Galería Segura

Imágenes que reflejan la vigilancia y protección en nuestra comunidad.

A modern glass building entrance with large black lettering spelling out a newspaper name on the glass. The interior appears well-lit with a visible staircase, minimalistic design, and a sign with a street name in the foreground.
An urban scene with a tall white building on the left displaying the names 'Centro Cultural de la Ciudad', 'Cineteca Rosalío Solano', and 'Teatro de la Ciudad'. In the background, there is a red-orange building and a church with a dome and cross. A security camera is mounted on the white building.
A hand is holding a newspaper with the headline 'Good Newspaper' in a modern design. The newspaper features colorful, abstract artwork with geometric shapes and a smiling face. The background is a solid light blue, creating a clean and minimalistic look.
A small, black and white police-themed vehicle is parked on a street. The vehicle features police markings and text in multiple languages, including a badge and the year 2015. People can be seen in the background near a street vendor with an umbrella. Trees and benches line the area, indicating a park or public space.
The image depicts an office space with several computer monitors on desks. A red digital display on the wall reads 'Portal Correio'. The room has glass partitions and a modern, streamlined design. Overhead fluorescent lights provide illumination.
A bright red poster with white text that says 'Salva Vidas Quédate En Casa' is attached to a yellow metal shutter. The message emphasizes staying at home to save lives. The bottom has logos representing the government of Mexico City.
A wall displays the text 'estás en casa' with a string of warm yellow lights hanging across it. The lower part shows the word 'TOLUCA' accompanied by a simple logo. The wall is painted white with a faint shadow effect from the lighting.
A person's hand holds a newspaper titled 'La Justicia' in front of a historic building with two towers. The newspaper features an article criticizing local government spending on infrastructure. Road signs prohibiting motorbikes, bicycles, and right turns are visible in the foreground, against a bright blue sky.