US EditionPri Leader in Hidalgo Denounces Violent Invasion of Party Facilities
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"The removal of any valuables has not been identified, but a thorough review of official documents, as well as an anonymous note with threats," said the leader.
The intruders reviewed files and official documents, and left a note with threats in the PRI Hidalgo. By Juan Ricardo Montoya Marco Antonio Mendoza Bustamante, leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the state of Hidalgo, after stating that it was an act of intimidation, denounced that this Thursday morning, unknown people broke into the headquarters of that political institute in the city of Pachuca. After stressing that he fil…
Ricardo Montoya Marco Antonio Mendoza Bustamante leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the state of Hidalgo, reported that this Thursday morning, unknown people broke into the headquarters of that institute located in 2013 of the Luis Donaldo Colosio Boulevard of the colony Exhacienda de Coscotitlán of the city of Pachuca.After stressing that he filed the corresponding complaint with the Attorney General of Hidalgo (PGJH) agai…
The president of the party, Marco Mendoza, denounced “intimidation.” The president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party in Hidalgo, Marco Mendoza Bustamante, denounced to the Attorney General’s Office a “violent break-in” to the party’s facilities, which occurred early this Thursday. Mendoza Bustamante pointed out in a statement that the break-in came with a “clear [...] The charge Report PRI violent break-in at its headquarters. appeared fi…
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