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APATZINGAN, Mich. (appr) .- In blankets placed in several points of Apatzingán, directed to the Mexican army, organized lemon growers complained about fees for up to 30 thousand pesos as organized crime ask them to let them work in the area.
Limoneros of Tierra Caliente warned that they would expose corrupt soldiers who are linked to gangs of extortionists.
In the deployments, producers warn that, fed up with extortion, kidnapping and threats, they decided to stop paying fees to organized crime that operates in the form of cartels , "self-defense groups" or simply armed groups.
"We can not stand, we are fed up, we are afraid, we have, but we also take our precautions, with which we will support the authorities the military officers in the Sedena and PGR, for which we already have a lawyer in Mexico City who will present evidence of links between army officers and César Sepúlveda Arellano, whom we all know as "El Bótox" & # 39; ", said the lemon trees.
They also pointed out the soldiers identified as" Violante "," Lieutenant Herrera "," Lieutenant Anamías "," Lieutenant Piñón "and" Second Lieutenant "Laredo" to protect the criminal group Los Viagra.
Citrus growers pointed out: "We have, with several backup copies, proof of their partnership with these people of the day, the last payments were 30,000 pesos, money" We were able to verify that the money did not fill them and did not guarantee peace, several colleagues and businessmen from other branches were kidnapped even though they paid without return; others have kicked us out of the city for refusing to pay what seems unfair, unfair that we must be content to eat while their 'tecatos' arrive aggressive and do not know how to do anything other than to mention mothers or to threaten death, "she adds. The Union of Limoneros has asked all those who pay quotas to stop doing so. "We are fed up."
Tarpaulins with the same message in the streets of Apatzingán were quickly removed by local authorities.
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