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Gilberto Mora applies for his first Mexican voter ID
Gilberto Mora applied for his first voter ID at an electoral institute office in Tijuana, Mexico.
Mora is an 18-year-old forward for Xolos de Tijuana and a member of Mexico’s national team.
In Mexico, citizens are expected to apply for an official voter ID when they turn 18.
The electoral institute praised his application as a civic example for young people.
The ID is an official form of identification, and the institute used Mora’s visit to encourage others to complete the same process.
The account does not say whether his application has been approved or when he will receive the card.
Gilberto Mora applied for his first Mexican voter ID at an electoral institute office in Tijuana.
The 18-year-old is a forward for Xolos de Tijuana and a member of Mexico’s national team.
The National Electoral Institute (INE) said Mora visited its office days after turning 18.
The INE praised his application as an example of civic commitment and encouraged other young people to register.
- Who
- Gilberto Rafael “Morita” Mora, an 18-year-old footballer for Xolos de Tijuana and a member of Mexico’s national team.
- What
- He applied for his first voter ID.
- When
- Days after he turned 18. The date is not stated.
- Where
- An INE office in Tijuana, Mexico.
- Why
- The article describes the voter ID as an official document Mexicans must apply for when they turn 18. The INE called Mora’s application an example of civic commitment.
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- Age
- 18
- Club
- Xolos de Tijuana
- Location
- INE office in Tijuana
- Document
- First Credencial para Votar (voter ID)
- Identity
- Gilberto Rafael “Morita” Mora
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What people are saying
Even on the field of civic commitment, he scores by setting an example!