Hidalgo sheds light on candidate proposals during second state debate

Huguetla de Reyes, in Hidalgo, second argument Organized by the State Electoral Institute of Hidalgo (IEEH) at the Polytechnic University of the municipality.

Clear proposals and campaigns were visible in it political showdownUnlike before, he put aside direct accusations between the candidates.

‘Va por Hidalgo’ candidate Carolina Vigiano insists that a real change is that a woman re-rules about removing the support of older adults, allies, and denies that she has—with her regime— There will also be an educational sector as well.

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The Citizen Movement’s candidate, Francisco Javier, insisted that the three opponents come from the same group and that it would not matter if they won and declared that their victory in the previous elections had been stolen.

Paving, respect for indigenous rights and support for rural communities were outstanding points of the candidate “Together we make history”, Julio Menchaca.

Surveys paid for by his opponents, a topic he highlighted in various partnerships.

The candidate has announced his/her plan for Improvement and management of drinking wateras well as the construction of the Salvador–Tultitlán and San Felipe–Las Piedras Huesteca highways and the Zaqualtipan water system that President of Mexico, Andres Manuel López ObradoroOffered when the Presidential plane was sold.

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“It is necessary to involve the native peoples in the possibilities of development, to preserve their customs, to preserve their language and to multiply them for new generations, but with sufficient resources to make it a reality” Julio Menchaca noted. inserted.

Francisco Javier of the civic movement highlighted his relationship with the teachers and promised financial assistance of one thousand pesos per month to the students of higher education.

The four candidates for governor highlighted shortcomings in the areas of health, education and infrastructure, while committing themselves to meeting the expectations of the citizens of Hidalgo.