Uruguayan President’s Secretary defended recent changes in the national police leadership, specifically the appointment of Alfredo Clavijo as Chief of Police for Montevideo. He highlighted Clavijo’s extensive training, commitment, and respect within the force. The announcement comes amid broader restructuring efforts within the police department. The Secretary drew a parallel between the leadership changes and the debut of the Uruguayan national football team in the World Cup, suggesting a fresh start and new potential. Details regarding the reasons for the previous leadership’s removal were not disclosed. The move aims to strengthen the police force and improve public safety, according to officials. Further details on the restructuring plan are expected to be released in the coming days.