They Demand Greater Security From Javier May, Governor of Tabasco, Before Finding Hum4nas Cab3zas in Business
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Although the government of Tabasco in charge of Javier May Rodríguez maintains that the crime rates have shown a decrease, the events recorded in recent weeks have generated a different perception between traders and citizens. The constant appearance of human remains in different municipalities and the reports of extortion have rekindled concern for security in the state. Business organizations warn that fear among traders has increased, especia…
Villahermosa merchants expressed their concern after making public the intimidations and extortions they face. Alleged members of organized crime left human heads in front of various establishments as a method of pressure to demand the “right of floor”. Faced with the increase in denunciations for this crime in 2026, representatives of the Canaco demanded the governor of Tabasco, Javier May, to strengthen security and guarantee the effective pro…
The National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) reported the abandonment of human remains in front of businesses and establishments in Villahermosa, Tabasco, in the face of threats of extortion. Canaco asks Javier May for greater security in Tabasco Manuel Miranda, councilor of the agency, called on the governor of the state, Javier May, to increase surveillance towards the merchants, victims of organized crime. “We simply and simply ask for more secu…
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