Overview
- City environmental prosecutors placed suspension seals at Parque Lira, stopping setup for the multi‑month immersive show after five citizen complaints about potential harm to green areas and heritage.
- PAOT reports that organizer Beste Templen did not present required authorizations, including SPOTMET heritage clearance, SEDEMA’s compliance declaration, and INAH approval, with the precautionary measure remaining active under file PAOT-2026-722-SOT-205.
- Morena legislators staged a symbolic closure and now seek a definitive shutdown, pointing to pending verifications by Invea, SEDEMA, and INAH due to historic monuments inside the park.
- Neighbors report that lights, sound, and on‑site ticket sales continued despite the suspension, fueling calls for stricter enforcement.
- Mayor Mauricio Tabe and the Miguel Hidalgo government assert the event met local requirements and caused no damage, while legislators open a fiscal review of the concession’s finances, alleging disproportionate private gains and potential political use.