US EditionMunicipal Government Presses Merchants in the Capital · Global Voices
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Years of work are at risk for unpayable charges, while authorities place stamps without previous dialogue CARLOS RUIZ/PORTAVOZ In the shadow of the building of the Municipal Presidency of Tuxtla Gutiérrez, four women who have held their businesses for decades today face what they qualify as an institutional eviction attempt. Closing stamps, unpayable demands and refusal to receive payments have marked the relationship with the city council. For …
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