translated from Spanish: Las Riberas merchants show up in Culiacán

Sinaloa.- In demand that their right to free work be respected, the merchants of the Las Riberas park, streetmen, artisans and housing managers of the Progreso sector come together to protest against the limitations imposed by the municipality of Culiacán in order to work. With banners and canvases, five associations that are part of the Broad Front of Social Organizations of Sinaloa led a protest that began in Culiacán Cathedral and continued in the municipal council to request a dialogue table with the authorities.
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A contingent of approximately 50 people showed their nonconformity in support of the merchants of Las Riberas park who have not been allowed to work since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in the entity, this in excuse of the possibility of spreading contagion specifically by the rental of bicycles that was carried out on site. Read more: Vandalize the car of The Riberas park director, Dan Santos, in Culiacán

Héctor Sicairos Camacho, representing the merchants, highlighted the intention to reach an agreement, however, without violation of the right to work of the citizens of Culiacán, as he considered is being carried out by the municipal authorities by demanding incosteable measures for the economy of a small merchant such as the installation of an ambulance with a doctor to be able to work.

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Original source in Spanish