Zih Perspective

1/31/2019

Hola Z Rob,

Following is an excerpt from your recent post:

......."A big shout out to Jauie who pretty much single-handedly got the stupid noisy carpa at Las Salinas cancelled so that its noise and drunk patrons won't be bothering tens of thousands of residents and visitors this year. Good job! Attaboy, Jauie!"

I also think that your local President, Lic. Jorge Sánchez may also deserve a round of applause.
Unlike the previous Alcalde, "El Bello" , el Lic. Sánchez may have had a look at the FORTY TWO PAGE ruling, "Recomendación" #053/2017, in my favour issued by la CODDEHUM, that I left a copy of when I met with el Director de la D.A.C.I.E.P.. Sr. Nava López, el día 20 de Diciembre 2018 en su oficina en el H.Ayuntamiento, and took heed to las ADMONICIONES stated in that document.

Bottom line is that la CODDEHUM determined for several reasons, that La Carpa resulted in Human Rights violations.

I have heard several radio announcements that "La Carpa" took their "espectáculo" to a place called Mentiritas in Ixtapa. I hope they are successful there so they don't have a desire to return to el campo de futból en la colonia de La Noria and, as you said disturb tens of thousands of people from 7:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. SEVEN nights a week who live in that zone.

We now are enjoying peace and tranquillity at night with windows open & fresh air as it should be sans La Carpa Corona.

I also want to mention that to file the complaint con la CODDEHUM, I had to provide supporting evidence.
Among that evidence were complaints by quite a number of people in local newspaper articles, and FB publications, etc., at that time which had accumulated over several years.
So, although I probably was the only one who filed a legal complaint, there were many others, who in effect, that supported my denuncia.

When one perceives that their Human or Civil Rights are being violated, I see 3 options:

1. Leave, go elsewhere, find another place.
2. Shut up and live with it, or
3. Fight for your rights you are entitled to enjoy, which is what I chose to do.

As they say: "It's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it".

Saludos