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The Mexican president is both head of government and head of state (e.g. there are no prime ministers). He/she is elected by direct popular vote every 6 years, and cannot be reelected.
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Why did Mexican Americans living in New Mexico have no representatives in Washington d.c to protect their interests?
New Mexico was a territory, not a state
What is the title for someone who heads a state?
In the United States, the elected leader of a state is known as a Governor. in belgim u ugly thing
Who was elected senator to more than 1 state?
Ed Foreman New Mexico and Texas.
What state elected the first Hispanic governor?
New Mexico in 1917 with the election of Ezequiel C.de Baca.
Does Mexico's people has a say in government?
Yes. These are known as diputados. And can be elected for federal, state and municipal governments.
Is it 'heads of State' or ' heads of states'?
Ten Heads of State attended the Meeting
Was Rome governed by two consuls?
The two annually elected consuls were the heads of the Republic. Governance was also exercised by four other types of elected magistrates (officers of state): the praetors, the censors, the aediles and the quaestors.
What is the highest elected office in Mexico?
President of Mexico qualifies as such.
What country is led by a president who is elected every six years and who cannot be re elected?
Mexico -Study Island
What state did James Monroe get elected from?
James Monroe was elected from the state of Virginia.
How does the leader of Mexico get their job?
Mexico is a federal presidential representative republic. Its leader (head of state, as well as head of government) is the Mexican president, who is elected through direct popular vote.
What agencies can the governor appoint heads to?
Any agency of the Executive Branch who is either not elected or is not protected by Civil Service. This includes the Directors of MOST(all?) state agencies since they usually all serve "at the pleasure of" the elected Governor.
