translated from Spanish: Deputies in Michoacán approve slamd property sold to a private individual

Naomi Carmona
Morelia, Michoacán.- Members of the finance and public debt committees, and Urban Development, Public Works and Housing, approved the disincorporation of a property owned by the Government of Michoacán sold in 2001 to an individual.
At a meeting of the united committees, the legislators approved the alienation of the good in question, with five votes in favour (Arturo Hernández Vázquez, Octavio Ocampo Córdoba, Ernesto Núñez Aguilar, Wilma Zavala Ramírez and Adriana Hernández Inigoz), and one abstention ( Humberto González Villagómez), with this the person who acquired the land will be able to make use of it after 18 years.
The property was bought at that time for 73 thousand pesos and currently has a value of more than 300 thousand pesos, so if it had not been approved, the individual would be returned his full money but from the cadastral value of 2001, a situation that the president of the Hacien Commission da regarded it as a mockery.
The land has a measurement of 220 square meters and is located on the street Private Plan of Olives without number, colony Obrera in this city Morelia.
The disincorporation now approved is part of a list of 10 assets that the state executive sent to the LXXIV Legislature in past months for the purpose of auctioning them and obtaining resources for the state.

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