Six months ago, with the outrage of those who have been robbed for 30 years, the inhabitants of 20 Cholulan communities in the Los Volcanes region entered the Bonafont plant to take it over. The women went straight to the well from which one million 640 thousand liters of water were illegally extracted every day. And they cried with rage. Another commission went to what seemed to be the central office, where they found a framed traditional stick used by the elder Nahuas to know where there is water and to make an artisanal well there. The painting had the following inscription: “Thank God and this wand, in the company of Mr. Mario Minutti, they located the place of the well that gave magnificent water, sufficient and abundant. February 5, 1992”.
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