Hooded men and alleged supporters of the mayor with license Gerardo Vargas Landeros “took” the Municipal Palace of Ahome after Antonio Menéndez as a substitute mayor was designated by the local congress.
According to the news, the hooded men are located outside the property, while other elderly people are in corridors of the building. People gathered at the town hall at noon this Friday.
It was reported that despite the fact that Gerardo Vargas Landeros was cunned by the local Congress during a session that extended for more than six hours and concluded at dawn of this May 2, the offices of services to citizens continued to function normally.
The media indicated that while these people were abroad and on the halls, the provisional mayor Rosa Margarita Velázquez Valdez remained in a private meeting.
Elements of the Ministry of Public Security and Citizen Protection of Ahome arrived at the place to carry out an operation to maintain the order, since in social networks the version that these people came to the place began to circulate to prevent Antonio Menéndez from taking office as a substitute mayor.
May 1, Gerardo Vargas Landerosmayor of Ahomehe requested license from the Cabildo to face a legal process against him for an alleged diversion of 171 million pesos allegedly discussed by the fictional lease of 126 Patrols of the Municipal Police.
The politician has also been indicated for having links with the drug trafficker Ismael on May Zambadaco -founder of Sinaloa cartelwho is currently detained in the USA.
“The investigation against Vargas Landeros wants to play as if it were something of the public service so as not to raise more shame among the morenistas,” said the federal government source at the middle foot of note.
Along with Vargas Landeros The local deputy Genaro García Castroboth investigated for alleged acts of corruption in irregular hiring of public security patrols.
Therefore, both are available to the State Attorney General (FGE) which will seek to prosecute the case and formally present the charges before a judge.
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