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Woooosh
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If this is "case closed" (doubtful imho), what are the next actions by Mark and the Cowgirl? Do they give the house back to XPBres? What does this
mean in reality to the people who invested money in improvements there? You still can't buy or sell Federal Zone and how did the Hotel end up within
ejido boundaries?
What would have been great was for that area to be developed the way the article says it was headed: "Grupo Carso had submitted a project to build a
sailing resort on Bahia Concepcion, which include villas, hotels, restaurants and other attractions." But all of Baja was headed that direction
before the economy tanked I suppose.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
If this is "case closed" (doubtful imho), what are the next actions by Mark and the Cowgirl? Do they give the house back to XPBres? What does this
mean in reality to the people who invested money in improvements there? You still can't buy or sell Federal Zone and how did the Hotel end up within
ejido boundaries?
What would have been great was for that area to be developed the way the article says it was headed: "Grupo Carso had submitted a project to build a
sailing resort on Bahia Concepcion, which include villas, hotels, restaurants and other attractions." But all of Baja was headed that direction
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the "black hand" has been awfully quiet. i guess he is hiding in shame, eh? (though that may not be the case as i understand that psychopaths are
incapable of feeling shame...)
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Finally! It sure took long enough... Someone referred to Muñoz as smart; I don't think so. He only has himself to blame for being exposed. He
couldn't control his ego and let his overinflated self-importance stir up attention in the newspapers, drawing attention to himself and his
credibility or lack thereof...
As for improvements on leased land, generally speaking when you lease land any improvements you make stay with the land and if you decide to cancel
your lease or your lease is cancelled because you break your contract, the leasehold improvements remain the property of the lessor, not the lessee.
As far as I know that is the way it is in all of North America.
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I really can't believe Raphael was stupid enough to present a Veracruz title for Playa Buenavanetura. If this case were that simple, it would not
have taken 10 years to figure it out. The key year is 1992- when the President of Mexico apparently cancelled all the ejidos- which allowed people to
snatch up the lands as private property (and I am not even 50% sure I understand what happened in that decree). I think this is the area Raphael
exploited to gain control.
In 1993 Raphael's group literally bought the coastline of Rosarito Beach (From the CFE plant all the way south to Rene's trailer park). He has
produced a payment receipt that matches the map for the area. Raphael forced one of the nightclubs in Downtown Rosarito to rent the land from him-
when Hugo Torres tried to sell it. Same confusing time frame.
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There was a post maybe 2 weeks ago by one of the Americans involved where he stated that the title Munoz had was shown in court to be a title for land
elsewhere. So this is not new info.
The poster went on to say that he thought the battle was over because of that but in fact what happened is that the case is still in the courts and
Munoz is still claiming ownership. Perhaps the subject decision is being appealed.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
The key year is 1992- when the President of Mexico apparently cancelled all the ejidos- which allowed people to snatch up the lands as private
property...... |
My understanding is a process was devised where upon agreement of ejido members the ejido could "privatize" the land. The process includes surveying
of the land to create parcels, the creation of titles for each parcel, and then the awarding of the parcels to members of the ejido using a lottery.
Members can either keep or sell the parcels they are awarded. Typically there are more parcels than members and each member is awarded multiple
parcels. It's a time consuming process that can takes years to accomplish. I watched it happen at Cerritos near Todos Santos.
[Edited on 3-7-2012 by SFandH]
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Interesting
Excerpts from the Zeta article (who probably doesn't have a dog in this fight)...............form your own conclusions:
…..in an attempt to take property by force, using armed persons……
……Rafael Muñoz Martinez, alias "The Black Hand" …….. having lost a case, tried to take the building violently, using armed people……………
……..Rafael Muñoz Martinez and another businessman named Juan Ernesto Corona, who had accomplished the dispossession of property and land were sold to
individuals, and who were never required because, as explained at the time, Fernando Gonzalez Rubio, former head of the PGJE, the affected-"had orders
from above not to intervene."…………..
…….the National Agrarian Registry (RAN) investigated the title of Rafael Muñoz Martinez and found that papers displayed on land ownership, were of a
farm in Veracruz state, so that finally, after a long process, established that the titles were apocryphal…….
…….the Tijuana businessman sent six of his henchmen to retrieve the property, two of whom were armed with pistols and shotguns and fired shots into
the air when they arrived at the property, taking advantage of the darkness of the night……..
……..Data collected by ZETA exposed during the arrest the invaders opposed massive resistance to the degree that blows attacked some police officers,
although they were eventually subdued and arrested……..
………Weekly data collected with this made it clear that "The Black Hand" has presented to date fourteen complaints in the Office of Special
Investigations into Organized Crime (OFDI) against Olivia Higuera Aguilar alias "The Cowgirl" and her husband, Mark J . Burbey on alleged links to
organized crime……However, none has done for lack of evidence…..
….. on February 5, (Olivia said) broke into my home several persons sent by him, armed and shooting bullets, and they went to rob my house and burned
everything, important documents, clothes and everything. "………
……..Mr. Rafael Muñoz Martinez is dedicated to bashing the prosecutor and the governor and accuse the PGR, all because he wants to stay with the
property and even forces a hotel in Ejido La Purisima who built and that some Italians feel intimidated by him, pierced society, and it turns out the
man, appeared with another apocryphal document of that property……….
......"The Cowgirl" said that since the arrival of "The Black Hand," who enjoyed impunity during the administration of Narciso Agundez-the more than
340 members of the Ejido La Purisima have felt threatened by the employer, which has created a climate of uncertainty and insecurity are affected
investment and tourism in the area.......
[Edited on 3-7-2012 by bajaguy]
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a good example of why mexico has no reliable title report and title insurance system.
mexico economy will never be 1st world until they make RE title reliable and insurable.
title recording and title insurance are things that made USA economy great. mexico needs it.
mexico needs a government that can reliably register titles, and needs an insurance market that can provide title insurance.
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I have tremendous respect for Zeta magazine. But I'm not sure the statement: "Excerpts from the Zeta article (who probably doesn't have a dog in this
fight)." is accurate.
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana.
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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SFandH
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
a good example of why mexico has no reliable title report and title insurance system.
mexico economy will never be 1st world until they make RE title reliable and insurable.
title recording and title insurance are things that made USA economy great. mexico needs it.
mexico needs a government that can reliably register titles, and needs an insurance market that can provide title insurance. |
Another big problem is Mexico also needs citizens that understand the basic paperwork involved in RE transactions and the necessity of formally
transferring ownership and keeping the resulting paperwork. Non-documented title history, especially in rural areas of Baja that we all like, is still
a problem.
But remember there are probably millions of homeowners in Mexico that don't have any problems. Almost all the problems I've heard of, especially the
big problems in Baja, have been associated with what is, or has been, or was thought to be ejido land on the coast.
[Edited on 3-7-2012 by SFandH]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana. |
I didn't know they had a BCS edition.
Anyway....don't they work out of San Diego or in the vicinity? I thought they moved up there after they tried to explode Blancornelas and his
facility in TJ.
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana. |
I didn't know they had a BCS edition.
Anyway....don't they work out of San Diego or in the vicinity? I thought they moved up there after they tried to explode Blancornelas and his
facility in TJ. |
I don't think they are saying where their offices are located at, for obvious reasons. When the Zeta reporter contacted us a few months back, he used
a TJ number. Could have been a cell phone though. I din't see this article in this weeks Zeta up here in Rosarito Beach (which came out on the 4th,
not the 5th). Anyone know for sure?
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by SFandH
| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
a good example of why mexico has no reliable title report and title insurance system.
mexico economy will never be 1st world until they make RE title reliable and insurable.
title recording and title insurance are things that made USA economy great. mexico needs it.
mexico needs a government that can reliably register titles, and needs an insurance market that can provide title insurance. |
Another big problem is Mexico also needs citizens that understand the basic paperwork involved in RE transactions and the necessity of formally
transferring ownership and keeping the resulting paperwork. Non-documented title history, especially in rural areas of Baja that we all like, is still
a problem.
But remember there are probably millions of homeowners in Mexico that don't have any problems. Almost all the problems I've heard of, especially the
big problems in Baja, have been associated with what is, or has been, or was thought to be ejido land on the coast.
[Edited on 3-7-2012 by SFandH] |
You are correct. The other HUGE obstacle for non-native buyers is that all documents, by law- are required to be in Spanish. You have to trust the
middleman translating all the docs correctly and honestly for you if you aren't fluent at legal-level Castellón Spanish.
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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JoeJustJoe
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
I have tremendous respect for Zeta magazine. But I'm not sure the statement: "Excerpts from the Zeta article (who probably doesn't have a dog in this
fight)." is accurate.
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana. |
Woooosh since you seem to believe every word printed in the "Zeta Magazine" and "Zeta Magazine" gave Ramuma, aka The Black Hand a black eye and
painted a very negative article towards Ramuma and his real estate fight, and that's putting it lightly.
Woooosh how do you reconcile your feverish support for Ramuma and the Turtle soup incident; the drug carrying boats, and the underage Mexican hookers
that Ramuma allegedly said indeed happened, and even you Woooosh pointed to a conviction, and said M&O were convicted and that was a fact. You
Woooosh implied that Ramuma had the law on his side.
So what gives Woooosh? Is "Zeta Magazine" the judge, jury, and executioner here? I ask because Woooosh you're fond of saying that "all" Rosarito Beach
police are corrupt and work for the Mexican drug cartels, because "Zeta" says so.
So Woooosh what's your opinion on Ramuma and his legal case now since "Zeta magazine" has spoken, and seems to be the final word with you?
Now me I'm waiting patiently to hear what Ramuma has to say, and although I think "Zeta Magazine" should be respected. I think they also tend to be
overzealous at times, and engage in sensationalizing the news like all the other media outlets.
Now I like Ramuma, and he is one of the few Nomad members I would actually like to meet, but I have always suspected his heavy handed methods, and
ego. I loved his Mexican real estate knowledge, but you Woooosh I wonder how you could blindly support Ramuma over M&O when there were obvious
signs something wasn't right starting withe the Turtle soup, and ending with Ramuma's hired thugs with guns.
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
I have tremendous respect for Zeta magazine. But I'm not sure the statement: "Excerpts from the Zeta article (who probably doesn't have a dog in this
fight)." is accurate.
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana. |
Woooosh since you seem to believe every word printed in the "Zeta Magazine" and "Zeta Magazine" gave Ramuma, aka The Black Hand a black eye and
painted a very negative article towards Ramuma and his real estate fight, and that's putting it lightly.
Woooosh how do you reconcile your feverish support for Ramuma and the Turtle soup incident; the drug carrying boats, and the underage Mexican hookers
that Ramuma allegedly said indeed happened, and even you Woooosh pointed to a conviction, and said M&O were convicted and that was a fact. You
Woooosh implied that Ramuma had the law on his side.
So what gives Woooosh? Is "Zeta Magazine" the judge, jury, and executioner here? I ask because Woooosh you're fond of saying that "all" Rosarito Beach
police are corrupt and work for the Mexican drug cartels, because "Zeta" says so.
So Woooosh what's your opinion on Ramuma and his legal case now since "Zeta magazine" has spoken, and seems to be the final word with you?
Now me I'm waiting patiently to hear what Ramuma has to say, and although I think "Zeta Magazine" should be respected. I think they also tend to be
overzealous at times, and engage in sensationalizing the news like all the other media outlets.
Now I like Ramuma, and he is one of the few Nomad members I would actually like to meet, but I have always suspected his heavy handed methods, and
ego. I loved his Mexican real estate knowledge, but you Woooosh I wonder how you could blindly support Ramuma over M&O when there were obvious
signs something wasn't right starting withe the Turtle soup, and ending with Ramuma's hired thugs with guns. |
Ya know Joe I didn't even read your post. I am tired of people attacking people on this thread and Doug has had enough to do editing out offensive
content and attacks.
I thought you left this board for good ? How can we miss you, if you won't go away?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
You are correct. The other HUGE obstacle for non-native buyers is that all documents, by law- are required to be in Spanish. You have to trust the
middleman translating all the docs correctly and honestly for you if you aren't fluent at legal-level Castellón Spanish. |
Or hire an impartial translator that specializes in legal documentation or perhaps a bilingual lawyer to read the documents and advise you.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by SFandH
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You are correct. The other HUGE obstacle for non-native buyers is that all documents, by law- are required to be in Spanish. You have to trust the
middleman translating all the docs correctly and honestly for you if you aren't fluent at legal-level Castellón Spanish. |
Or hire an impartial translator that specializes in legal documentation or perhaps a bilingual lawyer to read the documents and advise you.
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That is exactly right, but I wonder how many prospective buyers will spend a thousand dollars to translate a sales and title insurance contract (and
then pay to have it explained to them by a real estate lawyer). Everyone should, but most sellers and developments provide their own English
translations to their clients. It would be a good consulting company to start.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
I have tremendous respect for Zeta magazine. But I'm not sure the statement: "Excerpts from the Zeta article (who probably doesn't have a dog in this
fight)." is accurate.
Zeta Magazine in Baja Norte (I think a different edition than the Baja Sur) is reporting they are again getting death threats from the Felix Arellano
cartel (CAF) in Tijuana. |
Woooosh since you seem to believe every word printed in the "Zeta Magazine" and "Zeta Magazine" gave Ramuma, aka The Black Hand a black eye and
painted a very negative article towards Ramuma and his real estate fight, and that's putting it lightly.
Woooosh how do you reconcile your feverish support for Ramuma and the Turtle soup incident; the drug carrying boats, and the underage Mexican hookers
that Ramuma allegedly said indeed happened, and even you Woooosh pointed to a conviction, and said M&O were convicted and that was a fact. You
Woooosh implied that Ramuma had the law on his side.
So what gives Woooosh? Is "Zeta Magazine" the judge, jury, and executioner here? I ask because Woooosh you're fond of saying that "all" Rosarito Beach
police are corrupt and work for the Mexican drug cartels, because "Zeta" says so.
So Woooosh what's your opinion on Ramuma and his legal case now since "Zeta magazine" has spoken, and seems to be the final word with you?
Now me I'm waiting patiently to hear what Ramuma has to say, and although I think "Zeta Magazine" should be respected. I think they also tend to be
overzealous at times, and engage in sensationalizing the news like all the other media outlets.
Now I like Ramuma, and he is one of the few Nomad members I would actually like to meet, but I have always suspected his heavy handed methods, and
ego. I loved his Mexican real estate knowledge, but you Woooosh I wonder how you could blindly support Ramuma over M&O when there were obvious
signs something wasn't right starting withe the Turtle soup, and ending with Ramuma's hired thugs with guns. |
Ya know Joe I didn't even read your post. I am tired of people attacking people on this thread and Doug has had enough to do editing out offensive
content and attacks.
I thought you left this board for good ? How can we miss you, if you won't go away? |
You of course don't have to answer me Woooosh, but I'm sure other Nomad members are thinking the same thing as I am, but probably aren't as vocal as
JoeJustJoe.
I don't think I'm attacking you Woooosh, but rather asking you a legitimate question especially given the fact you're so opinionated in this thread.
The main area of Nomads isn't the sand box that the "OT" but "Zeta Magazine isn't a sand box either, but over at "Zeta" they ask hard hitting
questions, and JoeJustJoe also likes to ask hard hitting questions to Nomad members that take controversy positions such as yourself Woooosh.
I also note a little hypocrisy in your statement Woooosh. You claim you are tired of people attacking people on this thread, and giving Doug editing
work. However, in another thread the real estate thread. You Woooosh openly attack Tila Ortiz and drag her name through mud with all kinds of wild
allegations that you claim are true. The kicker is that Ms Ortiz isn't here to defend herself, yet you bash her to no end.
You can't have it one way Woooosh where you get to attack others, but nobody could question you Wooosh.
BTW you brought me back into Nomad land, and so did this thread. Face it the best threads are always the ones where mud is flying and it gets a little
personal, but there is no reason why site rules shouldn't still apply.
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I'm still not reading your bait-mail. It would just snowball and suck in others. I will respond to other posters who ask questions and discuss
issues in an appropriate, civilized manner. But your posts I will skip over since you aren't here any more to me.
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CARTA ABIERTA
H. CONGRESO DE LA UNIÓN.
C. Presidente de la Republica Lic. FELIPE CALDERÓN HINOJOSA
C. Procuradora General de Justicia MARISELA MORALES IBÁÑEZ
C. Secretario de Gobernación ALEJANDRO POIRE ROMERO
C. Gobernador del Estado de Baja California Sur MARCOS ALBERTO COBARRUBIAS VILLASENOR.
H. Congreso del Estado de Baja California sur.
C. Candidata del PAN a la Presidencia JOSEFINA VAZQUEZ MOTA
C. Candidato del PRI a la Presidencia ENRIQUE PENA NIETO
C. Candidato del PRD a la Presidencia ANDRES MANUEL LOPEZ OBRADOR
SR. PRESIDENTE DE LA REPUBLICA, me dirijo a usted con todo el respeto que merece su investidura. Baja California Sur, es el Segundo estado con mayor
velocidad de crecimiento económico en México, un estado que batió marcas en número de visitantes durante la pandemia de gripe, un estado que se había
mantenido al margen de la violencia.
El día 9 de Febrero cambio radicalmente esta situación, en esa fecha, el C. Sub Procurador de la Zona Norte de Justicia del Estado de Baja California
Sur LIC. HUGO GALINDO CAMACHO, en compañía del Agente del Ministerio Publico del fuero Común en Mulege Baja California Sur LIC. ALOY AGUIAR YEE
acompañados de los comandantes de la Policía Municipal, y 20 agentes armados, invadieron el Hotel Buenaventura, en Bahía Concepción, Municipio de
Mulege, sin orden de autoridad competente y al grito de nosotros somos la Ley, deteniendo y golpeando con lujo de violencia a todos los empleados de
mi hotel, incluyendo a nuestro licenciado, sin mostrar orden de autoridad ni dar explicaciones, DEJANDO BAJO UN SUPUESTO RESGUARDO, UN HOTEL QUE ES
PROPIEDAD PRIVADA, INSCRITA EN EL REGISTRO PUBLICO DE LA PROPIEDAD CON SUS IMPUESTOS PAGADOS Y LIBERTAD DE GRAVAMEN Y SOLVENCIA FISCAL. Llevándose los
vehículos del hotel, las armas con permiso de la SEDENA para el resguardo así como documentación original, Dejando salir sin cargos a todos, menos a
mis administradores 80 horas después, Administradores quienes aún permanecen en arraigo, por que no se les ha podido formular cargos formales y
mientras el Agente del Ministerio Publico LIC. ALOY AGUIAR YEE nos amenaza a mis empleados libres, que de regresar al Hotel, nos inventara todos los
cargos que existan y pueda. Argumentando despojo y robo contra unos criminales conocidos y ya denunciados formalmente varias veces por esos mismos
delitos con anterioridad por nosotros mismos sin resultados.
Acudimos al C. PROCURADOR DE JUSTICIA LIC. GAMIL ARREOLA LEAL Quien lejos de corregir de inmediato este atropello, se ha dedicado a tratar de cubrir
esta violación a los derechos constitucionales tanto míos como de mis empleados; al acudir al C. Gobernador del Estado, este solo atino a apoyar al
Procurador, haciéndose participe de esta violación de derechos humanos y constitucionales conminado a mis representantes legales a que LE HAGAMOS COMO
PODAMOS ya que ellos son la Ley.
A ESTA NO LE PODEMOS LLAMAR DE OTRA MANERA QUE, UN DESPOJO, ROBO Y SECUESTRO LLEVADO A CABO POR LA PROCURADURIA DE JUSTICIA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR EN
APOYO DIRECTO A CRIMINALES CONOCIDOS. COOPERACION ABIERTA Y CINICA CON EL CRIMEN ORGANIZADO.
SR. PRESIDENTE, SRA. PROCURADORA, desde hace 3 años vengo presentando denuncias FORMALES ante ustedes, atendiendo a la Petición de denunciar del Sr.
Presidente en su lucha contra el crimen organizado, denuncia por que en la Zona Federal Marítimo Terrestre colindante con mi hotel, se desembarcan
drogas y se viola la ley consuetudinariamente; en respuesta a estas denuncias, Se envió a Inteligencia Naval y a Inteligencia de la PGR que
presenciaron los desembarcos con impotencia y SIN EMBARGO, LA RESPONSABLE, LEJOS DE ESTAR EN LA CÁRCEL, ES AHORA LA ACUSADORA Y MIS EMPLEADOS SON LOS
QUE ESTÁN EN LA CÁRCEL GRACIAS AL NUEVO GOBIERNO ESTATAL PANISTA.
SR. PRESIDENTE, CONSTITUCIONALMENTE, USTED ES EL RESPONSABLE DE LA SEGURIDAD DENTRO DE LOS LÍMITES DE LA REPUBLICA y nos pide denunciar a los
narcotraficantes, seguimos sus instrucciones y como resultado nosotros somos los encarcelados, amenazados, perseguidos y despojados por las mismas
autoridades, ¿ES ASÍ COMO QUIERE QUE LA CIUDADANÍA LO APOYE CONTRA EL CRIMEN ORGANIZADO?.
LOS CRIMINALES, MARÍA OLIVIA HIGUERA AGUILAR ALIAS LA VAQUERA Y EL A VECES MEXICANO, A VECES NORTREAMERCIANO, MARK JEROME BURBEY alias EL NARK operan
desde la Zona Federal Marítimo Terrestre, han sido condenados por vender especies protegidas en su restaurant el Sargazo y por fraude; tienen 10
averiguaciones previas por intento de despojo, robo, robo con violencia, intento de asesinato, daño a las cosas, falsedad ante autoridad confesa,
averiguaciones previas números 14/ MGE/ 04, 28/ MGE/ 04, 24/MGE /05, 47/MGE/05, 45/MGE/06, 167/MGE/06, 99/MGE/08 radicadas en La ciudad de Mulege Y
NUNCA HAN PISADO LA CÁRCEL POR LA PROTECCIÓN CÍNICA DE LA PROCURADURÍA DE JUSTICIA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR Y COOPERACIÓN DE LAS AUTORIDADES FEDERALES.
SR. PRESIDENTE, en su discurso, usted promete, no poner a los lobos a cuidar las ovejas, pero le informo que, en Baja California Sur, al entrar el
nuevo Gobierno estatal Panista, entraron los lobos disfrazados de pastores a cuidar las ovejas y los lobeznos ya comenzaron a comerse a las ovejas. La
pregunta es, ¿QUE VA USTED A HACER CON LOS LOBOS Y LOS LOBEZNOS QUE YA ESTÁN A CARGO DE LAS OVEJAS?.
Con la Administración Estatal del PRD, hubo protección y cooperación con los criminales, pero, CON LA NUEVA ADMINISTRACIÓN PANISTA, LA PROCURADURÍA DE
JUSTICIA DEL ESTADO, SE CONVIRTIÓ EN EL BRAZO ARMANDO DE LOS CRIMINALES, y con su activa cooperación y abuso de autoridad, los criminales están ahora
logrando lo que no pudieron con simple encubrimiento.
SR. GOBERNADOR, gano usted propuesto por el PAN bajo la bandera de acabar con los despojos, y sin embargo, su Procurador con su apoyo, acaba de
perpetrar uno totalmente injustificado y en activa cooperación con una criminal conocida, a la que hasta llama para que lo exculpe y no solo eso, SU
PROCURADURÍA DE JUSTICIA ESTA ABIERTAMENTE Y CÍNICAMENTE ROBANDO, SECUESTRANDO, DESPOJANDO, ATACANDO A LA PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIA DEL ESTADO Y PROTEGIENDO
Y COOPERANDO COMO ESBIRRO, CON CRIMINALES que deberían y en cualquier parte del mundo estarían tras las rejas, mientras que mantiene secuestrados a
gente honesta. En lugar de hacer lo que prometió, esta usted convirtiéndose en el perpetrador directo del crimen a través de su aparato de supuesta
justicia. ¿ES ESTO PARA LO QUE LOS BAJACALIFORNIANOS LO ELIGIERON¬? ¿ES ESTO EL CAMBIO QUE PROMETE SU PARTIDO EL PAN?
MANTIENE SECUESTRADOS A MIS DIRECTIVOS DEL HOTEL PARA PERMITIR DESPOJAR Y ROBAR A UN CRIMINAL, ¿Que disculpa encuentra usted para esto? ¿Es que en
lugar de proteger a la industria turística, SE QUIERE USTED APODERAR DE ELLA a través del crimen organizado?
SRES. CANDIDATOS, el cambio que todos prometen, para el bien de México, debe ser hacia un estado de derecho, dejando atrás los horrores de la Pseudo
Democracia; el cambio, si no es hacia el bien, no es el cambio que quiere México. COMO SIMPLE MEXICANO Y EMPRESARIO, les pregunto: Nos llevaran a una
activa cooperación con los criminales como ahora lo hace activamente el Gobernador Panista de B.C.S. o a un encubrimiento pasivo pero efectivo como el
anterior Gobernador del PRD o a los despilfarros de antaño.
SRA. CANDIDATA DEL PAN A LA PRESIDENCIA, JOSEFINA VÁZQUEZ MOTA, promete usted cadena perpetua a los funcionarios que se alíen con el crimen
organizado, ¿EMPEZARA USTED POR BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, CUYO GOBERNADOR ES DEL PAN, SU PARTIDO?
Sres. Funcionarios y aspirantes a serlo, lo que se requiere es acción y demostrar cual será el camino de México; es muy fácil dar discursos y permitir
que el crimen actúe; se requiere acción, porque justicia tardía, no es justicia y en estos momentos, EL GOBIERNO DE BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ESTA
COMETIENDO UN ROBO, DESPOJO Y SECUESTRO DE LOS DIRECTIVOS DE UN HOTEL PROPIEDAD PRIVADA EN LA INDUSTRIA QUE MANTIENE AL ESTADO DE BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR.
Sres. Funcionarios, los lobos ya están a punto de comerse a las ovejas, ya no es tiempo de prometer que no se les pondrá a cargo de ellas, el lobo ya
esta a cargo y sus esbirros ya comenzaron a apoderarse de la industria que mantiene al Estado; Van a actuar? O a continuar emitiendo discursos y
prometiendo lo que saben que no se va a dar? Mientras, hay gente injustamente en la cárcel y se cometen despojos a la propiedad privada, impunes y con
cooperación de el aparato de justicia.
¿ES ESTO EL ESTADO DE DERECHO QUE PROMETEN ????????
¿ES ESTO EL ESTADO DE DERECHO QUE DAN ????????
POR LO ANTERIOR, DEMANDO EN BASE A MIS DERECHOS HUMANOS Y CONSTITUCIONALES:
I.- La inmediata liberación de mis empleados del secuestro a que se les somete.
II.- La instauración de Juicio político y destitución del Gobernador de Baja California Sur.
III.- La inmediata destitución e investigación por parte de la Federación del Procurador de Justicia de Baja California Sur, Sub Procurador zona Norte
y Agente del Ministerio Publico de Mulege B.C.S.
IV.- La consignación de la criminal que motivo toda esta violación por las averiguaciones previas que ilegalmente le Procuraduría de Justicia del
Estado congela.
V.- Se nos preste seguridad para seguir operando nuestro hotel por parte del Ejercito, ya que la Justicia en Baja California está comprometida con el
crimen Organizado.
Rafael Muñoz Martínez
Propietario del Hotel San Buenaventura
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