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Progress in SLP Single Nationality Reform for Candidates for Governors and Presidency

San Luis Potosí, SLP.- San Luis Potosí joined Oaxaca, Chiapas and Baja California by approving the single Mexican nationality minute as a mandatory requirement to contend for the Presidency of the Republic, governorships and the head of the capital government. The vote ended with 19 votes in favor of the ruling bloc and six votes in [...]
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The reform applies to those who aspire to the presidency, a governorship or the head of government of Mexico City By: Editorial The plenary of the Congress of the State approved by a majority the minute of reform to articles 82, 116 and 122 of the Federal Constitution, which demands a unique nationality from those [...]

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Paloma Guillén questioned whether the number of nationalities determines the commitment to the country; the minute won 22 votes in favor in the State Congress The entry Tamaulipas Congress supports nationality unique to the Presidency and governorships was first published in Elephant Blanco.

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San Luis Potosí, SLP.- San Luis Potosí joined Oaxaca, Chiapas and Baja California by approving the single Mexican nationality minute as a mandatory requirement to contend for the Presidency of the Republic, governorships and the head of the capital government. The vote ended with 19 votes in favor of the ruling bloc and six votes in [...]

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In order to establish in the Federal Constitution provisions on unique nationality for those who aspire to the Presidency of the Republic, the governorships and the Head of Government of Mexico City, the plenary of the local Congress approved the minutes submitted by the Senate. During the session, Congressman Claudio Alberto de Leija ...

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Sentido Común broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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