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Álvaro Ugalde, new president of the CMIC; replaces Óscar Hale

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Álvaro Ugalde protested as the new president of the CMIC Querétaro delegation, replacing Óscar Hale Palacios; for this reason, he pledged to strengthen the construction industry in the entity Álvaro Ugalde Chaparro gave protest as the new president of the 19th Board of Directors of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) delegation Querétaro, replacing Óscar Hale Palacios, who held the post for three years. The event had as a spe…

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Álvaro Ugalde, new president of the CMIC; replaces Óscar Hale

Álvaro Ugalde protested as the new president of the CMIC Querétaro delegation, replacing Óscar Hale Palacios; for this reason, he pledged to strengthen the construction industry in the entity Álvaro Ugalde Chaparro gave protest as the new president of the 19th Board of Directors of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) delegation Querétaro, replacing Óscar Hale Palacios, who held the post for three years. The event had as a spe…

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