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They Prevent Mayor From Dispatching in His Office in Chilpancingo
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Chilpancingo City Council workers keep taking the premises of the Government Palace in demand that Mayor Gustavo Alarcón comply with the payment of salaries and corresponding bonds by law. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. Starts to follow us now The protest has spread since September 1, when Mayor Gustavo Alarcón has not presented himself to the City Hall facilities.
With a crisis of violence and citizen protests for lack of services, the Mayor of Chilpancingo, Gustavo Alarcón, served five days without being able to enter the City Hall that have taken workers who demand payment of wages and bonds. Since last September 1, about 200 workers of the Autonomous and Democratic Union of the City of Chilpancingo (Sadach) have kept the two accesses of the Mayor's office closed waiting for Alarcón to attend them in au…
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