Overview

• The legislature approved Alegre 57–0 and she was sworn in for a four‑year term from 2025 to 2029, with reelection reported as possible.
• She was chosen from a shortlist sent by Mayor Clara Brugada after scoring 398 in the evaluation, more than 30 points above other candidates.
• Alegre is a UNAM‑trained biologist with prior roles as PAOT subprosecutor and experience at Conabio and the federal industrial safety agency for the hydrocarbons sector.
• During her PAOT subprosecutor tenure, she coordinated 7,264 complaint investigations with an 83% resolution rate, according to the commission’s review.
• Lawmakers from multiple parties said the prolonged vacancy left backlogs and urged stronger enforcement on issues such as air quality, urban tree loss, irregular settlements and gentrification.