Mexican Emergency Spanish: Essential Phrases for Safety During the World Cup
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The police force, the public security body in charge of maintaining order and protecting citizens. In Mexico you can also call them 'la ley' (the law), 'los azules' (the blue ones), or 'la tira' in colloquial street language, depending on the region and how respectful you're feeling.
“Call the police, there's been an accident!”
“The police arrived quickly at the scene.”
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The police force, the public security body in charge of maintaining order and protecting citizens. In Mexico you can also call them 'la ley' (the law), 'los azules' (the blue ones), or 'la tira' in colloquial street language, depending on the region and how respectful you're feeling.
“Call the police, there's been an accident!”
“The police arrived quickly at the scene.”