With a solemn act, President Nicolás Maduro received this Friday the credentials of the new ambassador of Mexico, Leopoldo de Gyves de La Cruz and the new ambassador of Nicaragua, María Isabel Matínez de Chavarría.
The diplomatic representatives were received with honors at the Government headquarters and were accompanied by the Chancellor of the Republic, Carlos Faría, before being transferred to the Salón Sol del Perú where they were received by the President, along with his executive train.
In this pleasant meeting with the Head of State and the Central American diplomat, the Executive Vice President and Minister of People’s Power for Economy, Finance and Foreign Trade, Delcy Rodríguez, the Vice Ministers for North America, Carlos Ron, and for the Caribbean, Raúl Li Causi.
Trajectory of the representatives of the diplomacy of Mexico and Nicaragua:
Leopold de Gyves de La Cruz
The Mexican diplomat, in his long history of social struggle, was the first municipal president of Juchitán (1981-1983) with a left-wing vision for the Mexican Communist Party (PCM), thanks to the alliance of the Isthmus Peasant Worker Student Coalition ( COCEI) and the Unified Socialist Party of Mexico (PSUM).
Between 1985-1988 he joined the PSUM and won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies at the federal level during the LIII Legislature, for 1995 and 1998 he was a deputy in the Congress of Oaxaca, when he joined the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD). ), achieved a second term as municipal president of Juchitán during the period 1999-2001.
Since the triumph in 2018 of Mexican President Manuel López Obrador, the Central American nation has set its position on self-determination, sovereignty and respect for the peoples, making clear its opposition to interference and the imposition of measures that seek to harm the stability of a nation, focused on establishing relations of friendship, cooperation and unity.
Maria Isabel Martinez Chavarria
On May 12, the appointment of the Nicaraguan representative, María Martínez, who graduated from the Autonomous University of Nicaragua (UNAN-Managua) with a degree in Economics, was made official.
He also has a master’s degree in Public Economics and Development from the University of Barcelona (Spain) and is a specialist in Agricultural Production, having a doctorate in Agroecology.
In his extensive work career, his responsibility stands out in the economic area of the Ministry of Agricultural Development and Agrarian Reform (1980-1989), as well as in the Planning area of the Nicaraguan Food Program (1989-1990).
She served as vice president of the Regional Fund for Agricultural Technology (FONTAGRO) for South America, Central America and the Caribbean; She was general director of the Nicaraguan Institute of Agricultural Technology and professor and university researcher at the National University of Engineering (2008 – 2013).
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