US EditionAlejandro Armenta Instructed Anticorruption to Resume Research Kits of the Cable Car, Baroque Museum and Accendo Bank
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The governor of Puebla, Alejandro Armenta, announced this Thursday the formal request for an audit of the morenovallista projects of the Cable Car, the International Baroque Museum (MIS) and the Integral Center of Services, in order to clarify possible acts of corruption. At a press conference, the state president asked the Secretariat of Planning and Finance, the Secretariat of Good Government and the Attorney General’s Office (FGE) to start an…
Alejandro Armenta instructed to reopen investigations into the Cable Car, the Baroque Museum and Banco Accendo. He requested audits from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Good Government and the Public Prosecutor's Office, seeking to sanction possible perpetrators and prevent the looting from continuing in Puebla.Alexandro Armenta reaffirms commitment to transparencyGovernor Alejandro Armenta affirmed that his administration has zero tole…
The governor of Puebla, Alejandro Armenta, announced the formal request for an audit of the Cable Car project as part of his commitment to transparency, accountability and ... The office Governor Armenta instructs Anticorruption take back research kits of Cable Car, Baroque Museum and Accendo Bank appeared first in thisEsPuebla.
“Stop corruption and abuse of the power of the inheritances of the past; we will not allow illicit enrichment. It is not persecution or complicity, it is applying the law,” he said on Thursday afternoon. The cable car is a monument to corruption, said Governor Alejandro Armenta when he asked for an audit of that work and in case there are those responsible for this project it is proceeding as the law marks.
The “Cablebus de Puebla”, as it has already been unofficially named, received the key authorization of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) to advance its planning and construction. This was confirmed by the governor of the state, Alejandro Armenta, after meeting with the authorities of the institute. “El Cablebus and the University of Sport, van!”, the state president said that both strategic projects have been endorsed by …
Carolina Rodríguez The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) is evaluating the design, location and impact of two of the emblematic projects of the state government: the cablebus transport system and the University of Sport, both promoted by the governor Alejandro Armenta Mier. Diego Pietro Hernández, director general of INAH, confirmed to the media that the agency maintains a constant review of these works, within the framework …
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