Cesar Arellano Garcia
Newspaper La Jornada
Thursday, August 11, 2022, p. eleven
For the second time, the head of the first district court with residence in Yucatán, Adrián Pérez Novelo, postponed the hearing in which he will determine whether the federal government violated the definitive suspension that it granted to inhabitants of the municipality of Solidaridad, Quintana Roo, by restarting the works on section 5, after the Mayan Train was declared a national security project.
Pérez Novelo postponed the hearing for next August 19 after nine in the morning to give the authorities time to render their reports, since they have their domicile outside the district of residence where the court is located.
According to the agreement that was published on the benches of the Federal Judiciary Council (CJF), the authorities have not submitted their respective reports and there is no evidence that they have received the official letters, through which the request was made.
For her part, the legal representative of the inhabitants, Antonella Vázquez Cavedón, challenged, through a complaint, the ruling of the imparter of justice on August 4, in which he denied them the provisional suspension against the conditional authorization of the demonstration of environmental impact and the certificates of land use issued by the municipalities of Solidaridad and Quintana Roo.
“Submit the report, informing the Court of Appeals, that the act claimed is true, by virtue of the provision (decision) of August 4, 2022, this court agreed on the provisional suspension of the acts claimed.
“…Now, considering that the Collegiate Court for Labor and Administrative Matters of the Fourteenth Circuit is enjoying its vacation period and in the case it is a complaint provided for in article 101, second paragraph of the aforementioned law, refer the records to the Collegiate Court in Administrative Matters of the Fourteenth Circuit, in turn, except that at the time these orders are integrated for their remission, the Collegiate Court in Labor and Administrative Matters of the Fourteenth Circuit, had already concluded its vacation period “, signals the togado’s agreement.
