Electoral Institute of Quintana Roo Opens 152 Jobs Paying Up to 23,000 Pesos a Month
IEQROO is recruiting 152 staff for district and municipal electoral councils, with monthly gross salaries of 21,600 to 23,000 pesos.…
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IEQROO is recruiting 152 staff for district and municipal electoral councils, with monthly gross salaries of 21,600 to 23,000 pesos.…
Legislative records show Morena deputy Marybel Villegas was absent for 52 of 197 votes, raising accountability questions about her representation…
A Quintana Roo lawmaker wants couples notified of any child support debts before they marry, though the check would not…
On October 27, a hearing will determine whether former governor Roberto Borge loses his acquittal...
Morena has activated the internal contest to define who will lead the 11 Municipal Coordinations...
CANCÚN, Quintana Roo — Rafael Marín Mollinedo has confirmed his intention to seek the municipal...
Morena's National Council ratified Gino Segura as state coordinator in Quintana Roo, launching a new phase of territorial organizing across…
The Playa del Carmen city council approved Leticia Lorenzo Zamudio as head of its Internal Control Body, replacing Cristina Alcérreca.
Mexico's president announced a decree requiring digital platforms to remove violent content targeting minors, but it carries no penalties.
Reynaldo Miguel Sebastián, a Quintana Roo education official and Morena founder, was found safe in Cancún two days after being…
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