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In Nayarit, Bureaucracy and Governor Maintain Conflict over Pending Benefits

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The reason for the protests that paralyzed the Najarita institutional activities during this week was resolved with a short-term loan managed by the government Navarro Quintero, a 300 million pesos run that temporarily eased the finances and settled the slope.
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In Nayarit, Bureaucracy and Governor Maintain Conflict over Pending Benefits

The reason for the protests that paralyzed the Najarita institutional activities during this week was resolved with a short-term loan managed by the government Navarro Quintero, a 300 million pesos run that temporarily eased the finances and settled the slope.

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Proceso broke the news in Mexico on Friday, January 9, 2026.
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