After the demise of the mayor of Tulancingo, Jorge Márquez Alvarado, will probably be the Congress of Hidalgo that can appoint a brand new municipal president, underneath the advice of the council board of the municipal authorities.
The Municipal Natural Regulation of the State of Hidalgo establishes the process to comply with. In its article 64, it states that “the Metropolis Council might grant depart to the Municipal President for as much as thirty days by calling whoever should exchange him; If the license had been for an extended interval, the State Congress will hear about it and resolve it, beforehand listening to the opinion of the Metropolis Council.”
In that sense, in accordance with the Regulation, the primary to take workplace have to be a councilor endorsed by the Metropolis Council, so long as Congress doesn’t first appoint one other particular person.
“The absences of the Municipal President that don’t exceed fifteen days can be lined by the Municipal Common Secretary, once they exceed this time period the Substitute can be referred to as; If that is absent, the Councilor accepted by the Metropolis Council will take over as President, if not first the substitute can be appointed by the State Congress.”
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In keeping with the earlier laws and after a unprecedented council session, it will be as much as Rubén Hernández Ortega, head of the Subdirectorate of Regional Schooling Providers in Tulancingo, to take his place as substitute for the mayor of Tulancingo.
It’s value mentioning that given your entire scenario, it’s as much as the Congress of Hidalgo to listen to the opinion of the members of the Metropolis Council for the number of the mayor who would succeed Jorge Márquez.
Jorge Márquez Alvarado died on the evening of Thursday, Might 30, after well being issues that stored him out of Metropolis Corridor.
The order of his funeral begins this Friday, Might 31, with the wake providers on the Main Seminary of Tulancingo beginning at 08:00 within the morning. On Saturday, June 1, his mass can be held, scheduled for 3:00 p.m. on the Metropolitan Cathedral of Tulancingo. The final goodbye can be with a tribute on the Municipal Presidency, the identical day however at 5:30 p.m.
