HIT ME IN TOURIST MELIA CANCUN

HIT ME IN TOURIST MELIA CANCUN

CANCUN, MX.- Aramburu Mariana Farias, a young native of Mexico City lawyer, and who was beaten by four women in the Hotel Me Melia Cancun, launched a campaign against hosting center after he would not provide help and the coludiera manager with their assailants to flee.

In a video circulating on youtube, Mariana Aramburu says that women who assaulted her in the bathroom of the hotel in the early hours of last Saturday, are "Colombian prostitutes" and that the manager himself of Me Melia, Elias Garcia Moreno, confirmed him who they were not guests.
In the video, she tells that when he was in the bathroom in the lobby was hit by four women, and although they asked for help no one came. He said he went to the hotel reception where he reported the facts to the manager on duty, Elias Garcia Moren, telling people who were assaulted her, confirming that they were not hotel guests.

Aramburu asked to call a patrol, but not only did not but also let out the aggressor, so when a patrol, who requested the friends of Mariana Aramburu through the number 066, nothing could be done came as his assailants had fled.

The lawyer presumes that I Meliá hotel changed rotation, because as noted in the video, "in the pool smelled marijuana" so it presumed existence of "drug trafficking" and possibly "try white" .
Plus it was not offered medical assistance to the young, the manager refused to let him see the videos that sees the aggressor.

He charged that "forget" the attack offered some free hotel nights lodging, but instead should sign a letter exempting him from all harm or liability. What he is not accepted, and instead filed the corresponding complaint, same as he was seated on the record AP / ZN / CAN / ZH / 01/51 / 3-2016.
"I wanted to stop the beating cheap," he says in the video. Mariana asked authorities to investigate the case and give their aggressors.

The video concludes by asking "I never go to Melia hotel." Today through the hashtag #JusticiaAMariana, the issue took notoriety.