translated from Spanish: Silvano Aureoles positives COVID after meeting with governors

The governor of Michoacán, Silvano Aureoles Conejo, confirmed that he had tested positive for COVID-19, three days after meeting with 9 state opposition representatives.
On his official Twitter account, he said he had been inconvenienced on Wednesday, September 9, so he came to take the test, which proved positive.
“I have taken all the measures dictated by health experts and will be attending from isolation to the issues inherent in my responsibility, so I instructed the Cabinet not to let my guard down so that Michoacán’s march does not stop,” he said.

As I have said at various times: no one is exempt from contracting COVID-19, so I want informal people who, feeling some discomfort yesterday, I responsiblely decided to take a new test. The result was positive.
— Silvano Aureoles (@Silvano_A) September 10, 2020

Silvano Aureoles met last Monday, September 7th with the so-called Federalist Alliance, made up of 10 opposition governors, who on that day officially announced their departure from the National Conference of Governors (Conago).

The 10 governors of the Federalist Alliance, who represent a population of nearly 40 million Mexicans, have publicly announced our departure from the @CONAGO_oficial. pic.twitter.com/1FnqeVNaE2
— Silvano Aureoles (@Silvano_A) September 7, 2020

A day later, he inaugurated the new facilities of the Equandureo Health Center, Michoacán; while this September 9 he met with the Morelia Municipal Health Committee.

I met with the Morelia Municipal Health Committee to align efforts in actions that allow us to take care of the lives of the morelians before COVID-19. We need a permanent dialogue to solve and face challenges together, in a solidarity and coordinated manner. pic.twitter.com/v6hSlIxIP1
— Silvano Aureoles (@Silvano_A) September 9, 2020

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Original source in Spanish