Everything about Hidalgo Mexico totally explained
Hidalgo is a state in central
Mexico, bordered on the north by
San Luis Potosí, on the east by
Veracruz and
Puebla, on the south by
Tlaxcala and
Mexico State, on the northwest by
Querétaro.
In 2005 census the state had a population of some 2,345,514 people. The state is named after Mexican independence leader
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. with an area of .
The state capital is
Pachuca. Also in the state of Hidalgo is the town and ancient
Toltec ruins of
Tula.
Government and politics
The
Constitution of the State of Hidalgo provides that the
government of Hidalgo, like the government of every other state in Mexico, consists of three
powers: the
executive, the
legislative and the
judiciary. Executive power rests in the
Governor of Hidalgo, who is directly elected by the citizens, using a secret ballot, to a 6-year term with no possibility of reelection. Legislative power rests in the
Congress of Hidalgo which is a
unicameral legislature. Judicial power is invested in the Superior Court of Justice of Hidalgo. The last local elections in Hidalgo were held in
2005, and the current governor is
Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, whose term expires in
2011.
Municipalities
The State of Hidalgo is divided into 84
municipalities, each headed by a
municipal president (mayor). Most municipalities are named after the city that serves as municipal seat, for example the municipal seat of the Municipality of Pachuca is the City of Pachuca.
Major communities
Further Information
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