Congreso del Estado - 72000 Puebla

Men and women are equal before the law, Article 4 of the Constitution, non-metal weapons, use allowed for both.

good attention to the public if you arrive alone and with your INE to be able to enter, if there is a demonstration outside the property, do not open, visit it more often and request an appointment with the different deputies, promote that our state improves.

"Deputy for 1 Day" So it was 7 years ago That I was in this place One of the best moments I lived just after completing my Primary Education An unforgettable experience... And now I am just 1 step away from being in the university Back in the city of Puebla I will return to this wonderful place ?

Despite the size of its room, it is a reference to learn a little more about the laws that govern our state. Its architecture is beautiful.

Guided tour with my students: were the following activities We entered the Miguel Hidalgo Room. The Staff of the General Directorate of Legislative Services began with a talk, in which introduces the legislative activities that are carried out in this venue, also the Integration and functioning of the Legislative Power. Tour of the facilities of the legislative enclosure. The Entrance to the Plenary Hall. And finally the History of the State Congress. I thank you in advance for all the attention we received from the group of students of the Social Work Licentiate of the Boulanger University Institute together with the Master.

H. Congress of the Free and Sovereign State of Puebla

The headquarters of the Congress is a building built in the nineteenth century, and that has undergone several interior interventions, both for its decoration, and to adapt it to the different functions it has had: as a venue for musical events, to Theater, through having been a Casino and a Private Residence. It has a beautiful access patio, decorated with tiles brought from Seville, Spain, with evident Moorish influence. This patio is roofed with a contemporary leaded stained glass panel, already being the headquarters of the Congress, and which represents a huge Mexican Flag. Also noteworthy is the Classic-style decoration of the Plenary Hall, which has a beautiful stained glass window in the form of a medallion in the background, which, judging by its technical characteristics, seems to date from the late nineteenth century. On the other hand, you can admire an extensive ceiling, which covers the entire Hall, and contains moldings that frame 22 stained glass windows, these, of contemporary invoice, currently in Restoration.

Lately on the holiday of the day of the dead they have included this building to show offerings. I must say that despite being small it has interesting interior details such as its glass ceiling.