Ramón Guerrero Yells his First Independence Cheer

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With a strict security protocol, changes in the cheer ceremony, as well as a repressed demonstration, the first cheer of Mayor Ramon Guerrero Martinez took place.

Since a few hours before the traditional cry of independence, the main square of this city began to get full of hundreds of spectators of the first ceremony led by Mayor Ramon Guerrero Martinez.

From 9 pm, department directors and special guests entered the building of City Hall, where they were offered a cocktail.

Near the hour, councilors, some directors, military authorities and other special guests waited for the mayor on the antechamber of the presidential balcony.
Among them was the representative of the governor, Andrés González Palomera, who by a change in the protocol, was asked to leave the area where the ceremony would take place. Obeying this, he chose to leave the area with his wife.

Seeing what happened, the councilors Humberto Gómez Arévalo and Susana Carreño urged him not to go, and managed to make him return to his place. Something else that was noteworthy was that other guests of the State Government were denied access and remained in the courtyard of the building, where the cocktail was carried out .

The mayor went out to the balcony around 10:50, immediately rang the bell and omitting the reading of the Declaration of Independence he said: "Mexicans, let us remember the heroes who gave us our country", then he started with the speech of the heroes of Independence.
Meanwhile a group of people who showed a blanket that read the message: Consultation In six months. Are you staying or not?, were obligated by Municipal Police officers to lower it.

Similarly the mayor was questioned about this manifestation and whether he would comply with the campaign pledge of submitting a consultation for his tenure in government, to which he replied: It is a day to celebrate, Viva Mexico.

Following this there was a show of pyrotechnics in the outdoor theater Achilles Cerdan, better known as Los Arcos.

Once Ramón Guerrero ended the ceremony he was asked for the motive for which he had implemented such a strict security protocol, to which he replied that it was coordinated by the 41st Military Zone according to their standards, exonerating himself from the restrictions to the guests who were left without participation in the ceremony.

[readon1 url="http://www.prensaglobal.com/notas/56033.html"]Source: Prensaglobal Translated by Rene Tripp[/readon1]