translated from Spanish: They free more people from the Morelia Town Hall and urge the inhabitants of Teremendo to dialogue

Morelia, Michoacán.- In response to the heated demonstrations by some inhabitants of the teremendo de los Reyes tenure, the secretary of the City Council, Humberto Arróniz Reyes, moved to the community, in the company of members of the Police Morelia and State, thus sees the release of the eight workers of the administration who were being held and called for dialogue as a method for conflict resolution, as reported in a statement.
This morning, a tenure group closed some access roads and with sticks and machetes in hand, held eight City Council workers who were at the scene and requested the presence of the secretary, who moved immediately to avoid increase in conflict.
Already on the spot, Arróniz Reyes, expressed the total respect of the municipal administration for the way in which to elect its representative for which members of an indigenous community that lives at the head of tenure had chosen.
Accompanied by elements of the Morelia and State Police, the Secretary requested the immediate release of the retained employees, who were guarded by law enforcement and placed out of risk.
The protesters demanded an immediate session for their demands to be heard and resolved on their behalf, however the representative of the Government of Morelia indicated that in coming days the mayor, Raúl Morón Orozco, will receive an entourage from the community indigenous peoples to meet their needs, which caused the spirits to come on again and with some difficulties, they managed to leave the place.
The City Council of Morelia exhorts the inhabitants of Teremendo de los Reyes to solve the problem through dialogue, with the inclusion of the person who by the vote of the majority of the head and its communities, was elected as the new head of tenure.

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