INAH Gives 40 Days to Regularize the Property Where the Welfare Water Tanks Are Stored in Cholula
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After the INAH closed a site in San Andrés Cholula where the water was allegedly extracted, the Secretary of Welfare, Laura Artemisa García Chávez, clarified that the space was used to protect the pipes; they have 40 days to regularize. In interview, prior to the press conference of this 29 [...] The post Predio suspended by INAH is only to guard pipes; there are 40 days to regularize: Artemisa appeared first on Angulo 7.
The Secretary of Welfare, Laura Artemisa García, denied that water extraction work is being carried out near the pyramid, explaining that the property, which was suspended by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), only serves as a storage area for water trucks used in the Welfare program. The state agency has 40 days to regularize the property's status with the institute. The official explained that the seal placed by INAH on…
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