US Edition“I’m a Motorcyclist, Not a Criminal”: Protests in Puebla Congress Against Ley Chaleco - Newsweek en Español
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More than 300 motorcyclists from different municipalities of the state of Puebla, Tlaxcala and Veracruz gathered in the vicinity of the 5 May Boulevard to hold a peaceful demonstration to the State Congress against the reform of the Mobility Law in Puebla, called the “Chaleco Law”. In the words of Marina Flores, representative of the motorcyclists group explained that the rule they want to implement in Puebla, does not help to reduce crime rates.
Motorcyclists from Puebla and neighboring municipalities demonstrated this Tuesday outside the State Congress after the amendments to the so-called “Ley Chaleco”, of which they say they need to be heard to approve the modifications. At least 500 motorcyclists, pointed out that they are being stigmatized because many of them are prepared people [...] The post Motorcyclists protest against Ley Chaleco in the Congress of Puebla appeared first on Or…
Puebla, Pue. United before the Imposition, Biker Committee, Motogroups, and MotoClubes United of Puebla headed a peaceful road from the area known as El Alto in San Francisco to the local Congress to say “no to the vest” and helmet labeled with the number of motorcycle plates, instead of that placing video surveillance cameras in the colonies with high rates of insecurity. The call extended to the interior of the state, so that throughout the da…
Maria Huerta Outside the Local Congress, dozens of motorcyclists again demonstrated against the “Walk Law” and demanded surveillance cameras. In addition to asking the Local Congress to stop criminalizing this sector and postpone the approval scheduled for this June 5. The local Congress this day will discuss changes to the Mobility Law, which exclude the mandatory use of vests with motorcycle plates. Among the proposed adjustments is to elimina…
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