Querétaro Government Director Cristina Niño de Rivera is removed from office for her viral video

The Director of Government of Querétaro, Cristina Niño de Riverawas removed from her position after a video his was made viral on social media. In the video, Rivera’s child She boasted that she had “fled her office” without being recognized by the citizens.

He videospread by the same former official on her social networks, showed Rivera’s child commenting that escaped from his office when citizens arrived to carry out procedures out of time. “Today I ran away from the office, because you know, today is the last day to renew and suddenly everyone is saying ‘I forgot'”he mentioned in the video.

The Secretariat of Government of the Executive Branch of the State of Querétaro announced the dismissal of Niño de Riverastressing that the decision was made “due to its consistency with the values ​​and principles that govern the public administration of the State of Querétaro, which prioritize transparency, integrity and respect.”

In its statement, the Querétaro Government Secretariat reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining high ethical and professional standards at all levels of its structure.

The institution emphasized that actions such as those of the former director are not tolerated and that it always seeks to act in accordance with the principles of public service.

VIDEO: Cristina Niño de Rivera tells how she escapes from her office

The former official, Cristina Niño de Riverarevealed that She took advantage of the fact that no one knew her to be able to escape from her office. to avoid serving people who were looking for an opportunity to complete a procedure out of time.

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