Ex-Mayor of Cuautlancingo Is Disbarred for 10 Years; He Must Pay a Fine of 7.6 Mdp
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The authorities of the Administrative Court shall disqualify former mayor of Cuautlancingo
The former municipal president of Cuautlancingo, María Guadalupe Daniel Hernández, was punished with 10 years of disqualification from holding public office, after being found responsible for a serious administrative misconduct consisting in the diversion of public resources. According to the decision issued by the Specialized Chamber on Administrative Responsibilities of the Court of Justice [...]
María Guadalupe Daniel Hernández, former municipal president of Cuautlancingo, Puebla, was disqualified for 10 years from carrying out jobs, positions or commissions in the public service, in addition to receiving an economic penalty for 7.6 million pesos, for irregularities related to the management of public resources during her administration. The decision was issued by the Specialized Chamber on Administrative Responsibilities of the Court o…
The Court of Administrative Justice of the Judicial Power of the State of Puebla determined that it committed the crime of diversion of resources. The post Now Disable Guadalupe Daniel, former president of Cuautlancingo appeared first in MTP News.
Jorge Barrientos The former municipal president of Cuautlancingo, María Guadalupe Daniel Hernández, was disqualified by a
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