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Commemorates Observatory 73 Years of Recognition of Women's Vote in Mexico

Summary by Contigo Puebla
As part of the commemoration of the right of women to vote and vote in Mexico, the president of the Observatory for the Political Participation of Women in Puebla (OPPM) and Attorney General of the State, Idamis Pastor Betancourt, highlighted the importance of strengthening the participation of women in public life, in conditions of freedom, dignity and security. The post Commemoration Observatory 73 years of recognition of the vote of women in …
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As part of the commemoration of the right of women to vote and vote in Mexico, the president of the Observatory for the Political Participation of Women in Puebla (OPPM) and Attorney General of the State, Idamis Pastor Betancourt, highlighted the importance of strengthening the participation of women in public life, in conditions of freedom, dignity and security. The post Commemoration Observatory 73 years of recognition of the vote of women in …

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Contigo Puebla broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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