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They note that the commitments made during the elections in Michoacan were organized with campaign leaders, but did not divulge names.
"The last three generations of leaders have had ties to our organization, the Caballeros Templarios and La Familia Michoacana, the connections must be indirect, but solid." cited the messages addressed to the governor of Michoacan.
"In your case, you know there are important figures of the top level who not only sympathize with us but who have subsisted with us."
The banners asked Governor Vallejo to define his position in the criminal organization.
The banners also blamed the Governor for the recent assassination of the former Mayor of Tiquicheo, [Maria Santos Gorrostieta] which was claimed by the Templarios themselves.
They noted that the commitments made during the election were held with PRI leaders of the campaign, but did not reveal any names.
"We as a group of outlaws were encouraged to show apathy towards the political party PAN by important leaders that we had a mutual coordination with, it was extensive, arduous and especially expensive."
According to these messages broadcasted in various parts of Michoacán, the aim of this strategy was to stop the PAN and assist PRI candidates.
The messages made by the Caballeros Templarios asked Governor Vallejo to repay the favors made during the electoral process.
Also in Guanajuato
Messages also were placed in Guanajuato, in the municipalities of Penjamo, Acambaro Cuerámaro, Jerécuaro, Celaya and Guanajuato.
The criminal organization, Caballeros Templarios stated that they supported, funded and mobilized people from the Vallejo campaign.
"We are doubtful of the commitments made to us by the leaders of the PRI ", stated the message on the banner.
The cartel also noted that it was their duty to assure the PAN party would be defeated in the Michoacán governorship race.![]()
The criminal group of Knights Templar revealed alleged agreements that helped the PRI recover the state of Michoacán in the elections of November 11, 2011.
Through various banners placed in Michoacán and Guanajuato, said that the approach was direct collaborations with Governor Fausto Vallejo.
"The last three generations of leaders have had ties to our organization, the Caballeros Templarios and La Familia Michoacana, the connections must be indirect, but solid." cited the messages addressed to the governor of Michoacan.
"In your case, you know there are important figures of the top level who not only sympathize with us but who have subsisted with us."
The banners asked Governor Vallejo to define his position in the criminal organization.
The banners also blamed the Governor for the recent assassination of the former Mayor of Tiquicheo, [Maria Santos Gorrostieta] which was claimed by the Templarios themselves.
They noted that the commitments made during the election were held with PRI leaders of the campaign, but did not reveal any names.
"We as a group of outlaws were encouraged to show apathy towards the political party PAN by important leaders that we had a mutual coordination with, it was extensive, arduous and especially expensive."
According to these messages broadcasted in various parts of Michoacán, the aim of this strategy was to stop the PAN and assist PRI candidates.
The messages made by the Caballeros Templarios asked Governor Vallejo to repay the favors made during the electoral process.
Also in Guanajuato
Messages also were placed in Guanajuato, in the municipalities of Penjamo, Acambaro Cuerámaro, Jerécuaro, Celaya and Guanajuato.
The criminal organization, Caballeros Templarios stated that they supported, funded and mobilized people from the Vallejo campaign.
"We are doubtful of the commitments made to us by the leaders of the PRI ", stated the message on the banner.
The cartel also noted that it was their duty to assure the PAN party would be defeated in the Michoacán governorship race.
The narco-banners accused the Vallejo family of sympathizing with the Caballeros Templarios.
The cartel announced that there will be two more releases in banners, demanding that the PRI and the Governor of Michoacan keep their word to the Templarios.
"What is your position before this group officially battles with you?, Unofficially we are waiting for the fruits of our labor from the (PRI) party, which for the moment we do not see. We know that before the media you must appear fair and impartial in fighting us, but we unofficially have NO other choice after these months you been in office.", the Templarios stated in one of their posts.
The cartel announced that there will be two more releases in banners, demanding that the PRI and the Governor of Michoacan keep their word to the Templarios.
"What is your position before this group officially battles with you?, Unofficially we are waiting for the fruits of our labor from the (PRI) party, which for the moment we do not see. We know that before the media you must appear fair and impartial in fighting us, but we unofficially have NO other choice after these months you been in office.", the Templarios stated in one of their posts.
Source: REFORMA
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