US EditionBishop of Piedras Negras Calls to Exercise the Right to Vote on Historic Election Day
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El Heraldo de Saltillo
GM NoticiasThe secretary of government of the state, Oscar Pimentel González, emphasized that this Sunday in the entity lived a day in which the coahuilenses could leave with total tranquility to vote for the profiles of their preference, in what was the process of federal judicial election. On this day the governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas issued his vote in Saltillo, where also the mayor Javier Díaz went, in addition to the participation of the mayors and …
PIEDRAS NEGRAS, COAH. – In the framework of the first election day in which Mexican citizens will directly elect ministers, magistrates and judges of the judiciary, the Bishop of the Diocese of Piedras Negras, Alfonso Miranda Guardiola, urged the population to exercise their right to vote, highlighting their crucial role in consolidating democracy and the delivery of justice. “It is essential that citizens participate actively in this electoral …
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