Overview
- The Mexico City Congress approved her designation with 60 votes in favor in a unanimous plenary vote.
- Lawmakers completed a selection process on Nov. 3 in which she earned the top evaluation among eight candidates.
- In her first remarks, she promised independence for the CDHCM after questions about her family link to the Morelos governor.
- Her plan emphasizes peacebuilding, stronger institutional capacity, improved complaint handling and investigations, and restitution of rights with a gender-focused, citizen-participatory approach.
- An economist trained at UNAM, she has led initiatives at IBERO’s CIIESS and SERAPAZ and took part in the San Andrés dialogues and accompaniment in San Salvador Atenco.