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Less than Half of the State's Municipalities Have Met the Minimum Wage for Police

Marcela Loyola Neither half of the state's municipalities complied with the reform to grant a minimum wage of 14 thousand pesos a month to their police officers, so they could face administrative sanctions, said the secretary general of government, J. Guadalupe Torres Sánchez. He recalled that Monday the deadline to comply with the norm expired and just under half met, so the state government will call on the mayors to comply with the obligation…
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Marcela Loyola Neither half of the state's municipalities complied with the reform to grant a minimum wage of 14 thousand pesos a month to their police officers, so they could face administrative sanctions, said the secretary general of government, J. Guadalupe Torres Sánchez. He recalled that Monday the deadline to comply with the norm expired and just under half met, so the state government will call on the mayors to comply with the obligation…

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Potosinoticias.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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