Clausuraron el pozo de 100 años: ganamos el juicio | CONAGUA

In this episode of "Prevent to Comply," we present a real case that occurred in the Ciénega de Chapala region, on the banks of the Santiago River in Jalisco. A cattle rancher faced an inspection operation related to water use, the closure of pumps, the placement of seals, a fine of hundreds of thousands of pesos, and a legal process that dragged him through nearly two years of federal administrative and judicial proceedings. The authorities can inspect. Users must comply. But there is also something fundamental: due process, the evaluation of evidence, and the right of every person to be heard before suffering serious consequences to their assets and productive activity. At Nuño Abogados Law Firm, we provided legal support until the sanctions were overturned and the closure seals were removed. This video is not intended to provoke confrontation. It seeks to prevent problems. If you have a well, waterwheel, pond, reservoir, concession, permit, user association, irrigation district, or an open case with CONAGUA (National Water Commission), review your situation before an inspection arrives. BLOCK 1 — A helicopter. Law enforcement. Government seals on a waterwheel over 100 years old. Eduardo Cedeño, a cattle rancher from the Ciénega de Chapala region of Jalisco, experienced one of the most intimidating operations that CONAGUA (National Water Commission) has carried out in the area — without verifying that his Civil Association held the water concession. Result: a successful lawsuit for annulment. The fine was canceled. The seals were removed. But at the cost of two years and legal fees. BLOCK 2 — 0:00 — The helicopter over the ranch 1:30 — Eduardo Cedeño: the Emiliano Zapata Civil Association 3:30 — The day of the CONAGUA operation 6:00 — The two closures: the pump and the well 7:00 — The well, over 100 years old, sealed 8:00 — The fine of hundreds of thousands of pesos 9:30 — The human cost: 2 years of litigation 11:30 — The legal path: TFJA and Collegiate Court 13:30 — How to protect yourself: Contractual protection BLOCK 3 — Case details and legal framework: In this episode of Prevent to Comply, we analyze: The CONAGUA inspection procedure (Art. 119 National Water Law) Collective water concessions (Art. 46 LAN) and how they protect ranchers and farmers The nullity lawsuit before the Federal Court Administrative Justice Tribunal (TFJA) Why the direct appeal before the Collegiate Circuit Court was decisive How Contractual Protection can prevent situations like this BLOCK 4 — Contact Information and CTA: If you have a ranch, land, business, or any situation that requires preventive legal protection: Visit: www.nunoabogados.com Contact: [email protected] Private Mediation Center No. 218 authorized by the Jalisco Institute of Alternative Justice Contractual Protection — Nuño Abogados Law Firm BLOCK 5 — Hashtags: #CONAGUA #NationalWaters #NoriaDeJalisco #MexicanCattleRanchers #CienagaDeChapala #jalisco #NullityTrial #TFJA #contractualprotection #PreventToComply #jcnuno #NuñoAbogados #administrativelaw #RealCase #realcase Prevention is key to compliance. Schedule a consultation: WhatsApp: +52-33-3662-3542 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nunoabogados.com Office Phone: +52-33-3811-9512