Benito Juárez Mayor's Office Re-seals Construction Site, Detains 18

In a decisive move to uphold urban order and legality, the Benito Juárez mayor's office has once again placed suspension seals on a construction project at Patricio Sanz 1017 in the Insurgentes San Borja neighborhood. This action comes after repeated violations of a prior suspension order, demonstrating the administration's firm stance against unauthorized construction activities.

The property was initially suspended on February 25th due to the lack of proper documentation for the ongoing construction work. Despite the initial suspension, authorities discovered work continuing inside. A first re-sealing occurred on April 20th, yet a subsequent inspection on April 29th revealed that construction had once again resumed, and the seals had been broken. This persistent disregard for legal mandates necessitated further intervention.

During the latest inspection, municipal authorities, supported by the Blindar BJ360° security units, apprehended 18 individuals found within the premises. These included both workers and the project's representative. The Benito Juárez mayor's office has reiterated its commitment to ensuring all real estate developments comply with regulations and has vowed to take strict measures against any entity that flouts suspension orders and operates outside the law. This operation underscores the local government's dedication to maintaining a regulated urban environment.