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    • Former Mérida mayor Renán Berrara is running for a return to municipal leadership

    By on January 13, 2018
    Mayor Renan Barrera, Mayor Renán Barrera highlighted the commitment of his administration with the Tourism Industry

    The former Mérida mayor, Renán Barrera Concha, said he would register today for a return to that post. His successor in office, Mauricio Vila Dosal, has already announced a run for governor. Both politicians belong to the PAN political party.

    If they succeed, that would put two PAN party officials in Yucatán’s two most influential seats. Currently, a PRI governor is in place, with a PAN mayor in its capital city.

    The general election is July 1, and it’s a big one. Voters will also elect a new president to serve a six-year term, 500 members of the Chamber of Deputies and 128 members of the Senate.

    Mayor Renan Barrera, Mayor Renán Barrera highlighted the commitment of his administration with the Tourism Industry

    Barrera Concha, 38, was the city’s mayor from 2012 to 2015, and today is coordinator of mayors of the PAN National Executive Committee.

    A mayoral term is three years, and is capped at two terms. A governor serves a six-year term, and cannot run for re-election.

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