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Jorge Montaño, director del Registro Civil
Jorge Montaño, director del Registro Civil

Those in possession of an ID carrying the following caption “Until the death of the holder” in the back of the document, have to be careful.

The Civil Registry states that if the ID is deteriorated or have been lost it is necessary to go change it in order to vote on the elections of next February 17.

Jorge Montaño, Director of the Civil Registry, declared that on the weeks prior to the elections, office hours will be extended to Saturday and Sunday.

It must be reminded that getting the ID for the first time costs $5, $10 to renew it and $15 if lost.

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