The leader of the Central Committee asks that the NDK be opened to them until the officers of the judiciary approach

Victor Boolen

The leader of the Central Committee asks that the NDK be opened to them until the officers of the judiciary approach

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As the screams of the judiciary workers began to echo from both corners of Moneda Street, the leader of Business Coordinating Council (CCE), Francisco Cervantes, left door number 1 of National Palacewhere the military didn’t miss anyone and went to number 3.

There he knocked on the wood and approached a cut-out window to address the guards guarding the entrance. “Open the door, let us through, the protest is coming,” he urged.

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The truth is that the protest had already arrived. By the time security opened the door to let in more than 50 executives from various Mexican and American companies, a group of official secretaries and administrative workers had already filed in and shouted through megaphones that Judicial system It won’t fall.

The trucks Porsche, Cadillac Escalade, BMW, Mercedes Benz and Suburban They were parked near the National Palace of Culture or moved with drivers and companions.

The workers of Judicial system They avoided them by taking over the entrances and shouting their slogans in Spanish and English.

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