Imported goods seized in Mérida, Yucatán; business operated without tax permits

A joint operation involving the Yucatán Fiscal Administration Agency and State Police led to the seizure of imported products from a business in Mérida's city center. The establishment, located on Calle 65 between Calles 60 and 62, had its operations disrupted as security forces restricted public access and removed clothing and various foreign goods.

While the operation caused a significant disruption, with streets in the downtown area closed, authorities have not yet issued an official statement detailing the exact reasons behind the inspection. However, sources indicate that the business was selling products from the United States without possessing the required permits and fiscal authorization.

The intervention highlights efforts by fiscal authorities to ensure compliance with import regulations and tax laws. The lack of official communication thus far leaves the specific details of the violations and the full scope of the operation unclear to the public.