US EditionArturo Herrera cabañas Foundation Warns of Attempted Eviction by the Hidalgo Government
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The Government of the State informs the public that the decision on the property occupied by the Arturo Herrera Cabañas Foundation, A.C., does not constitute an eviction, but the legal and institutional recovery of a space that must respond to the public interest and the right of society to culture. Federal and state legislation in this area establishes that this obligation is of public order and social interest and that the State must guarantee…
The building houses collections such as that of journalist Miguel Ángel Granados Chapa and has hosted exhibitions of art such as Rufino Tamayo.
It accuses possible constitutional violation and warns that it will resort to amparo; it points out that the property has been rescued and used “for more than two decades for cultural activities”. The Arturo Herrera Cabañas Foundation denounced an alleged attempt to evict the property it occupies in the Historic Center of Pachuca, where it has developed cultural, artistic and human rights promotion activities for more than three decades. In a st…
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