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Workers at the Hospital General de Zona 02 of the IMSS in Tulancingo held a peaceful protest over wages and labor rights. They demanded a decent salary, respect for labor rights, the removal of Rafael Olivos Hernández, and action on shortages of medical supplies. The shortages and staffing concerns affect care for patients who rely on the hospital.
Criterio Hidalgo · Oct 10, 2026Former Tulancingo mayor Julio César Soto Márquez registered on October 10 to join the internal process for the Municipal Coordination of Defense Committees. He said he aims to contribute his experience and leadership to Morena's internal processes. The process shapes local political organization ahead of future municipal decisions.
Criterio Hidalgo · Oct 10, 2026Only 2 publishable local items were found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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Workers from the Hospital General de Zona (HGZ) 02 of the IMSS in Tulancingo protested peacefully. Their demands include a decent salary, respect for labor rights, and the removal of Rafael Olivos Hernández. They also cited shortages of medical supplies.
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Former mayor of Tulancingo, Julio César Soto Márquez, registered on October 10th to participate in the internal process for the Municipal Coordination of Defense Committees. He stated his goal is to contribute his experience and leadership to Morena's internal processes.
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