Overview
- FNLS leaders say they will lift the Plaza Melchor Ocampo plantón once authorities outline a viable route on the case of Leobardo Reyes Meza.
- Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla said the state has no dialogue with the group and urged Morelia not to grant permission, calling the organization very violent.
- FNLS disputes the governor’s claim and says it has met with state officials, the Judiciary and the FGE, asserting readiness to leave if progress is formalized.
- Morelia’s city secretary Yankel Benítez says the group lacks any municipal tolerance, license or permit, and the city offered Plaza Carrillo as an alternative site.
- Tensions followed an October 12 confrontation with UROP that included the seizure of two tram buses, and the group reports ongoing patrols and drone overflights.