In the Gabriel Mancera gate of the Benito Juárez mayor's office, there is' Gabriel ', a 60-year-old tree that is more than 20 meters tall. Demarcation authorities plan to tear it down, but neighbors are opposed. One of them is Imelda Islas, who has been living indoors for more than 30 years: “We have avoided it by putting ourselves under Gabriel, we put ourselves there; they are shouting 'get off, take off, we want to do our job and you won't le…
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In the Gabriel Mancera gate of the Benito Juárez mayor's office, there is' Gabriel ', a 60-year-old tree that is more than 20 meters tall. Demarcation authorities plan to tear it down, but neighbors are opposed. One of them is Imelda Islas, who has been living indoors for more than 30 years: “We have avoided it by putting ourselves under Gabriel, we put ourselves there; they are shouting 'get off, take off, we want to do our job and you won't le…