Blockages Due to Alleged Extortions in San Miguel Prison Paralyze Highways in Puebla: Government Calls for Dialogue
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Prisoners of the San Miguel Prison allegedly pay up to 20,000 pesos to leave the area of punishment known as stay.
After hours of blockades in Puebla, SSP reports that there are no agreements with the protesters despite the attempt at dialogue.
Relatives of inmates closed seven points in the capital and metropolitan area to demand investigations into illegal charges and alleged assaults within the prison
Relatives of prisoners carry out blockades on highways and highways in Puebla to demand the dismissal of a prison director.
Relatives of inmates of the San Miguel prison protest in Puebla against alleged extortion; they report burning vehicles and assault during the blockades.
They close at least seven strategic points of the capital and metropolitan area to demand the removal of director Jorge Ortiz Delgadillo; they affect Mexico-Puebla, Peripheric, Vía Atlixcáyotl and highways of the Historic Center.
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