Sinaloa.- After several demonstrations that took place in the city hall, they finally let the tianguistas of Juarez work in Mazatlan.Los permisionarios and those tolerated for years will be able to settle every Sunday in the sales area.
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Amalia Sugey García Lizárraga, president of the committee, said that they no longer had any restrictions. The representative of the merchants hopes that they will continue to work like this every weekend because they only have one day to be able to bring sustenance to their family.
It seems that everything is fine, we are going to settle every Sunday and that is what we wanted to take out to bring sustenance, “said Amalia Sugey García.
As a sanitary measure, each post took a distance of one and a half meters. The use of bottle covers is mandatory, before entering is granted antibacterial gel. Garcia Lizárraga reported that from next Sunday the vaccination card will be requested to be able to access the tianguis. Inspectors of senior officialship requested it from today but the merchants asked for an extension to warn their customers that next weekend they had to carry the card. The tenants commented that due to the crisis of the health contingency sales have fallen by 50 percent. Read more: It’s illegal to phone harassment of collection offices against debtors: ProfecoWho they don’t sell much they said they won’t stop working. His argument is “what little falls is good.”
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