US EditionToniná archaeological zone in Chiapas will remain closed
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El dueño del terreno que alberga el acceso al sitio arqueológico de Toniná en Ocosingo sostiene que el Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH) se niega a compensarlo adecuadamente por el uso de dicho acceso.José Alfonso Cruz Espinosa, propietario del terreno con el acceso a la zona arqueológica, argumenta que existía un convenio con la dependencia federal para el pago de uso de suelo en el ingreso a la localidad, pero que, desde ha…
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