US EditionInah Notifies Suspension of Work by Hermosillo City Council in Boulevard Hidalgo
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They reiterate their willingness to engage in dialogue with both the INAH and the residents of the area.
The municipal administration ignored the 15 observations made at the end of July.
For violation of the Federal Law on Archaeological, Artistic and Historical Monuments and Areas, INAH reiterated the suspension of the work of remodeling the central camellón of Hidalgo Boulevard, in charge of the Town Hall of Hermosillo. On the morning of this Saturday, August 23, the National Institute of Anthropology and History, INAH, again placed the notification of suspension of the work in the entrances of the camelón, where it is noted t…
On Saturday morning, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) suspended the remodeling work that the Hermosillo City Council was carrying out on the median strips of Hidalgo Boulevard in the Centenario Colony, due to the fact that the guidelines established in the opinion issued by the agency were not followed. The diligence was carried out with the participation of legal defender María Dolores Sánchez Acosta and attorney María …
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