Jorge Carrillo Olea

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  • Inteligencia Estratégica para Todos Author: Jorge Carrillo Olea. Mexico City: Del Castillo de Piedra. (2015)
  • Historia Verdadera de la Conquista de Granada Author: Jorge Carrillo Olea. Mexico City: Luzam. (2017)
  • Perspectivas para la Seguridad Pública Author: Jorge Carrillo Olea. Mexico City: Luzam. (2018)
  • Torpezas de la Inteligencia Author: Jorge Carrillo Olea. Mexico City: Proceso. (2018)
  • Sobre la Seguridad. Editado por El Colegio de México.(2022)
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    Jorge Carrillo Olea
    Governor of Morelos
    In office
    October 1, 1994 May 15, 1998