Military personnel displaced local street sweepers to collect $515 fees at the Archaeological Zone. A “ghost” Maya Train and an Airport with no financial accountability—indeed, in a previous article published by this outlet, the story garnered 911,581 views in just eleven hours from Mexican followers demanding: “How much longer?”
THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR TULUM’S COLLAPSE HAVE NAMES:
Indeed, quite a few internet users are already asserting that the mastermind behind this has a name: Andrés Manuel López Obrador. It was he who decreed the creation of the Jaguar Park and, simultaneously, “ordered the ‘Wall of Shame’ that killed 90% of local commerce.”
He handed Tulum over to SEDENA’s Grupo Mundo Maya (Maya World Group), and today, the one executing this agenda is President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.
And, as everyone already knows, she keeps the National Guard stationed there to collect a $515 fee from Mexicans at the ticket booth.
It is alleged that the federal government is propping up the Airport and the Maya Train without any financial accountability. It remains silent in the face of 911,000 internet witnesses.
It displaced local street sweepers and gardeners from the Archaeological Zone.
Today, military personnel serve as cleaners, sweepers, traffic controllers, and even restroom attendants; they also collect entrance fees. They operate the Maya Train—which currently exists as a “ghost” service located 12 kilometers away, accessible only via a taxi ride costing $300.
They manage an Airport accessed by a single-lane road riddled with potholes.
THE RESULT: ECONOMIC GENOCIDE
They did not create jobs; they stole them. They drove banderillas—those piercing darts used in bullfighting—deep into Tulum; today, the town is bleeding and convalescing, awaiting only the final estocada—the killing thrust.
THE QUESTION THOUSANDS OF MEXICANS ARE DEMANDING BE ANSWERED:
President Sheinbaum: If “the people rule,” why have the people of Tulum been fired, displaced, and now forced to pay a soldier just to enter their own land?
Source: mexicodailypost
