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They "close" the presidency of San Felipe Hueyotlipan, demand new elections

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The discontent of the losing candidates in the plebiscites in the city of Puebla continues, as now a group of neighbors “closed” the presidency of the auxiliary board of San Felipe Hueyotlipan to demand new elections. On the morning of February 4, 2025, protesters welded the metal gate at the entrance and placed posters. The posters read “City Hall reinstates the violent election” and “Out with Baraquiel,” since in the election the former candid…

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They "close" the presidency of San Felipe Hueyotlipan, demand new elections

The discontent of the losing candidates in the plebiscites in the city of Puebla continues, as now a group of neighbors “closed” the presidency of the auxiliary board of San Felipe Hueyotlipan to demand new elections. On the morning of February 4, 2025, protesters welded the metal gate at the entrance and placed posters. The posters read “City Hall reinstates the violent election” and “Out with Baraquiel,” since in the election the former candid…

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MTPnoticias broke the news in 19 days ago on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

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