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Canacintra desarrolla la campaña “ Vota libre, vota por México”






La Cámara de la Industria de Transformación a nivel nacional desarrolla la campaña “ Vota libre, vota por México” un ejercicio que busca incentivar la participación de la ciudadanía en los próximos comicios del 2 de junio.

Esperanza Ortega Azar, Presidenta Nacional de Canacintra explicó que se trata de un ejercicio de concientizacion e información a los colaboradores para que la participación sea oportuna.

Al momento el sector industrial es uno de los más grandes en número de colaboradores a nivel nacional con uno de cada cuatro empleos formales vigentes y la aportación del 19 por ciento del Producto Interno Bruto del país.

Además explicó que se ha asumido un compromiso permanente para permitir a los colaboradores horarios adecuados para que acudan a las urnas y puedan desarrollar sus actividades productivas el día de la jornada.

Además se ha entregado a los representantes y candidatos el documento base del sector industrial para el seguimiento de acuerdos en la administración con el objetivo de fomentar l creación de nuevas inversiones y empleos

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Artículo anteriorEdomex, sin denuncias de simulación de origen en candidaturas
Artículo siguienteLevantan contingencia ambiental en Toluca


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