US EditionCongress of Q. Roo Approves the Law for Victims of Disappearance
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Deputy Hugo Alday Nieto August 28/ Cancun, Q. Roo.- The Congress of Quintana Roo approved the Law on the Special Declaration of Absence for Missing Persons of Quintana Roo, which seeks to grant legal certainty to families and protect the rights of persons in disappearance. With the entry into force of ...
Redaccion / Grupo Canton Deputy Jorge Sanén Cervantes, president of the Board of Government and Political Coordination (JUGOCOPO) said that this action addresses a historic debt for thousands of Chetumal families, Quintana Roo.- As part of the commitment of the Fourth Transformation to social justice and to the dignity of the people, [...] The post Congress of Q. Roo approves the Law for the victims of disappearance appeared first on Quintana Ro…
As part of the commitment of the Fourth Transformation to social justice and to the dignity of the individual, the Social Justice Legislature issued the new Law on the Special Declaration of Absence for Missing Persons in the State of Quintana Roo, which grants legal certainty and protects the rights of families seeking their loved ones. The adoption took place within the framework of the Ninth Special Period of Sessions, which also approved a c…
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