In addition, it will have benefits such as bonus, vacations, biweekly cousin and has major medical expenses insurance, collective withdrawal insurance and individualized separation insurance, as well as support for glasses or graduated lenses, Father’s Day Stimulus, Help for Permanent Medical Disability and Payment for Death and Retirement Stimulus.
On August 20, Rosales Sierra resigned from the Human Rights Center of the Tlachinolla mountain and the legal representation of the relatives of the 43 normalists of Ayotzinapa.
“I retire from the first line of the social struggle with my forehead high, with the security of having put a grain of sand in the fight of our peoples. My commitment to indigenous peoples, with women and men who fight for better living conditions remains untouched,” the activist also said in his renunciation letter.
Then, the lawyer commented that his resignation was for personal reasons, health and lack of resources and political support.
On that date, Rosales Sierra said that he maintained dialogue with Hugo Aguilar Ortiz and clarified that there was still nothing formal “to integrate into the minister’s work team, who worked with indigenous peoples.
Vidulfo Rosales Sierra was born in 1976 in the community of Totomixtlahuaca, in Guerrero. The lawyer is dedicated to the defense of human rights, especially indigenous community. Since the disappearance of the normalists in 2014, the activist was also in charge of the case to give legal support.
