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Prolonged Closure of the Agrarian Attorney’s Office Leaves 150 Thousand Peasants in the Tehuacán Region in Uncertainty
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The prolonged closure of the Agrarian Attorney General's Office in Tehuacán leaves approximately 150 thousand peasants from 169 ejidos in 33 municipalities in the region in uncertainty, without access to procedures and defense of their rights. The suspension of the service results from a national budget cut that left the dependence without resources to pay the rent of the property that it occupied for 29 years in Tehuacán. As a result, the use o…
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