Overview
- Community authorities from Heliodoro Castillo and San Miguel Totolapan said they have returned to cultivating amapola after months without the Sembrando Vida program.
- Representatives agreed in an assembly in Lindavista that they will not allow the Mexican Army to destroy crops until authorities deliver concrete support.
- The communiqué cites worsening conditions including absent teachers and doctors, destroyed roads, and unpaid crews working on road openings.
- Leaders appealed publicly to President Claudia Sheinbaum and criticized Bienestar delegate Iván Hernández for not responding to their demands.
- They reported a canceled visit by Governor Evelyn Salgado to Puerto del Gallo and warned they may take highways to press for attention.