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Residents detain hospital directors in Huejutla; accuse them of breaching agreements
Residents of Chililico, Huejutla, detained three directors of the IMSS hospital, accusing them of failing to fulfill promises to provide more medical staff and supplies. The directors were taken by force to Chililico, and a police rescue attempt was unsuccessful. The community's frustration stems from ongoing deficiencies in healthcare services, despite previous agreements. Hospital staff later protested, demanding security and the release of their colleagues.
Agree to release IMSS Hidalgo officials and set up dialogue table
IMSS Hidalgo officials were released after being detained by Chililico residents due to grievances over hospital deficiencies. A dialogue table was established to address issues such as medication shortages, equipment repairs, and medical negligence. The meeting involved IMSS directors, the Hidalgo Health Secretariat, and local government representatives. Agreements included equipment repairs, medication procurement, and staff audits. Concurrently, Ahuacatitla residents protested for the transfer of a patient to a better-equipped hospital, which was granted.
Train crashes into three cars in Querétaro in an attempt to beat the crossing
In Querétaro, a train collided with three cars attempting to cross the tracks, resulting in significant vehicle damage but no fatalities. A woman and four minors sustained minor injuries. The incident occurred on a dirt road in Santa María Magdalena, with the train pushing the cars into two others. Municipal police responded, and the vehicles were towed for further investigation and resolution of liabilities.
Police Director of Jaltocán, Hidalgo Arrested; Accused of 2 Crimes
Jacinto Ramírez Guzmán, the director of the Municipal Police of Jaltocán, was arrested by the Ministerial Police of the Hidalgo State Attorney General's Office, accused of illegal detention and political gender violence against Yahualica's mayor, Francisca Lara Velázquez. The incident occurred after Lara Velázquez refused a financial request from local residents, leading to her detention for over 48 hours. Ramírez, allegedly involved in the detention, was arrested outside the Professional Training Institute of the Hidalgo Public Security Secretariat. His defense requested a delay in the proceedings to gather evidence, with the hearing set to resume on December 10.
Hidalgo Congress Approves Extinction of Autonomous Bodies and Preventive Detention
The Hidalgo Congress approved constitutional reforms to dissolve seven autonomous bodies and regulatory agencies, including the National Institute of Transparency and the Federal Telecommunications Institute, citing inefficiency and high costs. The reforms also include preventive detention for certain crimes, sparking debate over the presumption of innocence. Morena supported the changes, arguing they address rising crime, while opposition parties warned of risks to transparency and civil rights. The session also unanimously approved a public security initiative to enhance the role of the Secretariat of Public Security and Citizen Protection in crime investigation.
Strike ends at Cobaeh; payment dates for debts agreed
Classes resumed at the Colegio de Bachilleres de Hidalgo (Cobaeh) after a strike by over 500 teachers and administrative staff demanding overdue payments. An agreement was reached for a payment schedule, including a federal welfare bonus and salary increase, though dissatisfaction remains over the timing and partial payments. The delays are attributed to federal budget constraints, prompting potential mobilization to demand budget allocations. Despite threats of salary deductions, assurances were given against reprisals. The situation highlights ongoing financial challenges in Mexico's educational sector.
Barley farmers block Modelo plant in Apan due to refusal to receive production
Barley farmers from the Hidalgo region have blocked access to Grupo Modelo's plant in Apan, protesting the company's refusal to accept their barley due to alleged imports from Canada. The farmers claim that Grupo Modelo is offering to buy their barley at half the previously negotiated price, citing full storage facilities. They demand intervention from the Secretaría de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural to mediate a resolution. The blockade will continue until their demands are met, highlighting tensions between local producers and the brewery over trade practices.
Construction worker dies buried in Tlanchinol, Hidalgo
A construction worker named Ponciano Héctor H., aged around 45, tragically died after being buried by a landslide while working on an eight-meter-deep trench for a drainage system in Apantlazol, Tlanchinol, Hidalgo. The accident occurred when a section of the trench's perimeter wall collapsed, burying him under tons of stones and mud. Rescue efforts, involving fellow workers, the Mexican Army, and volunteer rescuers from Halcones Tlanchinol, were coordinated by the municipal civil protection. This incident marks the second similar accident in Hidalgo this year.
Students from El Mexe promote art through recycling of bottle caps
Students from the Escuela Normal Rural Luis Villarreal, El Mexe, initiated a community art project using recycled plastic bottle caps to create murals at the Niños Héroes preschool in Acatlán, Hidalgo. This initiative aims to foster artistic interest and promote sustainability and community participation. The project involves local residents in collecting and sorting the caps, which are then used to transform educational spaces. Additionally, the students engage in various community service activities, including maintenance work at local health centers and schools, demonstrating a commitment to improving local infrastructure and promoting environmental consciousness.
Hernández Araus wins extraordinary elections in Cuautepec de Hinojosa
Jorge Hernández Araus, representing the Morena-Nueva Alianza de Hidalgo coalition, won the extraordinary elections for the municipal government of Cuautepec de Hinojosa with 42% of the vote, despite low voter turnout and past allegations of financial misconduct. The elections were held again after the previous results were invalidated due to irregularities. Morena increased its dominance in the region, now governing 55 out of 84 municipalities. Security during the elections was ensured by national forces due to distrust in local police.
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