Federal Government Sanctions 41 Public Servants with Disqualifications of up to 10 Years
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La Jornada
La Jornada Baja CaliforniaThe Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat reported yesterday that in recent days 41 public servants were punished, 18 for serious offences and 23 for non-serious offences, with sanctions ranging from reprimands and suspensions to dismissals, 10-year disqualifications and fines amounting to more than 22 million pesos.
The resolutions include fines exceeding 22.4 million pesos and reach CFE, IMSS, SAT, Pemex, the National Guard and Semarnat
The Ministry of Anti-Corruption and Good Government, in charge of Raquel Buenostro, sanctioned 41 servants who will not be able to hold a position in the public administration for 10 years.The sanctions were given in accordance with the Constitution and the General Law on Administrative Responsibilities.The next step will be for the Federal Administrative Court of Justice (TFJA) to impose penalties for serious misdemeanours, while the non-seriou…
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The TFJA and SABG sanctioned 41 officials for administrative offences, with fines that together exceed 22.4 mdp.
The Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat reported that, through the Administrative Justice Court, 41 public servants and fines were imposed, amounting in total to 22.4 million pesos, for serious and non-serious violations. Officials correspond to institutions such as the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Birmex, the Ministry of the Environment [...] The article sanctions 41 public servants with disqualifications for up to 10 years…
Among the cases highlighted is the penalty imposed in Laboratorios de Biológicos y Reactivos de México, where they were disqualified for 10 years and sanctions were applied for 20.9 million pesos.
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