On October 29, the President of the Republic signed in the Yaqui town of Belén, the decree for the restitution of around 30,000 hectares, an area that had been dispossessed from the Yaqui tribe. For this, the federal government negotiated with the owners, the payment of 420 million pesos from 11 properties located 10 in the municipality of Guaymas and another in Cajeme.
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