Are you going to Iztapalapa this weekend? Did you know that there is a Dry Law? If you plan to visit those parts or live in this great city hall and did not find out, here We tell you when there will be a Dry Law and in which areas of Iztapalapa.
Because after Easter, from the May 2 of this 2023 began a journey that will go on for a long timealmost almost a marathon without alcohol in Iztapalapa due to the realization of a couple of patron saint festivities.
When will there be Prohibition Law in Iztapalapa?
All the information about when there will be Prohibition Law in Iztapalapa can be found at the CDMX Gazette, published this May 5, 2023.
And well, the mayor’s office made this decision because there will be a couple of patron saint festivities that will have or had a good call.
It is about the celebration of the Lord of the Holy Sepulchre, of the Lord of the Cave of the 300 years of his arrival, which called for the participation of more than 10 neighborhoods, on May 2 and 3.
Ok, those are over, peeeeeero for the days May 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 14 and 15 Iztapalapa will live a day without a chela and other vats for the patronal festival of Santa Cruz Meyehualco.
Be careful, the Prohibition Law applies to stores, businesses and premises located within the perimeter of the towns, neighborhoods and neighborhoods of Iztapalapa that will enter the festivities.
Here we leave the list: Santa Cruz Meyehualco Town, Political Reform II, Lomas de Santa Cruz Meyehualco, Quetzalcóatl Urban Development, Las Peñas, Las Peñas II and the Santa Cruz Meyehualco Housing Unit.
The exeption
Look out here too: the exception to the Dry Law in these neighborhoods of Iztapalapa It will only be if people accompany their food with a beer —yes, food, no snacks and chips and inside the restaurant.
The sale of containers to be consumed outside restaurants, on the other hand, is suspended.
So now you know, if you are going to walk through these colonies and neighborhoods of Iztapalapa in the next few days, to take precautions because otherwise, those who break the Prohibition Law will be taken to the Civic Court and will have to pay a fine.
