The day before she took office as mayor, Grecia Quiroz says she was threatened “to destabilize the government.”

Mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán greece kyrosensured that he was subject to: threat The day before he took up his current position.

“There are figures and figures in politics, in all these movements, who are trying to destabilize this government. And for me, those types of threats are: woke up That’s what it was for back then, because they did exactly that. The day before the protest” he commented at a press conference on November 13th.

At the event, Grecia Quiroz was asked about the threats allegedly posed by criminals and reiterated her commitment to consider each security issue that has and will arise in the future. caveat to Public Prosecutors Office.

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Furthermore, on November 13th, Javier Navarro RodriguezThe bishop of Zamora spoke of threats against Uruapan officials.

“In the heart of the diocese of San Francisco de Asis, I toured the square and saw scenes of human suffering and anxiety, witnessed by government groups, city councilors and others. including the trusteeThey wanted to talk to me before mass, I saw them scared, I saw them scared, I saw them defenseless, and they mentioned What they have continued to receive, they themselves, threatsaid Navarro Rodriguez.

Meanwhile, on November 8, journalist Nacho Lozano revealed that Quiroz had received a report stating: threat through messaging appApparently the person responsible is a member of a criminal group.

The message was sent on November 4, the day before Grecia Quiroz took office.

“we, we organize What? Carlos Manzo But the government has already thrown down the flag and now only blames us,” the shared text can read. image news It was then sent to other officials in Uruapan.

After the murder of Carlos Manzo, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced: Michoacamplan for peace and justice And at the recent Grecia Quiroz conference, she said, concrete plan for local governments of Uruapan.

Grecia Quiroz expressed the hope that the security problem would be attacked at its roots and said there was no intention to start militarizing within the entity.

“I also said that if we don’t get results, we should be careful if things continue like this. There were people in the country who were very hurt.”, Mr. Quiroz emphasized.