The Head of Government of Mexico City informs that, in accordance with the Call published in the Official Gazette on November 19 of this year, the reception of applications to form the Selection Committee that will be responsible for implementing the process for select the shortlist that will be sent to the Congress of Mexico City in order to designate the head of the Institute of Democratic and Prospective Planning of Mexico City.
39 applications were received from universities, professional associations, civil society organizations and chambers related to planning matters. During the period from November 20 to December 4, the period established by the call to receive applications, the following candidatures were presented:
- Salvador Rafael Munguía Pérez
- Andrés Emilio Ávila Akerberg
- Luis Gabriel Juárez Galeana
- Ernesto Jimenez Olin
- Israel Cacho Silva
- Sergio Verela Hernandez
- Naxhelli Ruiz Rivera
- José Manuel Estrada Lagunas
- Mr. José Armando Alonso Arenas
- Ana Isabel González González
- Manuel González Martínez
- María del Pilar Muriedas Juárez
- Guadalupe Valencia Garcia
- Emelina Nava García
- María de Lourdes García Vázquez
- Salvador Gomez Rocha
- Jorge J. Jiménez Alcaraz
- Daniel Quezada
- María Teresa Guzmán Sánchez
- Ricardo Gomez Maturano
- Roberto Jesús Remes Tello de Meneses
- Luis Armando Díaz Infante Pin
- Esteban Figueroa Palacios
- Arturo Bautista Lozano
- Carlos Santillan Doherty
- Rosa María Ramírez Zamora
- Juan José Orozco y Orozco
- Enrique Soto Alva
- Bernardo Baranda Sepúlveda
- Daniel Enrique Pérez Torres
- Nadia María Rodríguez Fernández
- Bertha Lorena Mercado Acevo
- Alberto José Ramos y Bolaños
- Nadia María Rodríguez Fernández
- Armando Alonso Navarrete
- Delia Patricia López Ariza Hernández
- Juana Martínez Reséndiz
- Alberto Ramos y Bolaños
- Jorge Alberto Rosas Castro
This Head of Government, in compliance with the call and the Law of the Development Planning System of Mexico City, will send to Congress the names of ten nominated people. Of these, the Legislative Branch of the City will elect, by a majority of two-thirds of the members present, five.
The Government of Mexico City reaffirms its commitment and conviction to strengthen the Institute of Democratic and Prospective Planning, an institution with a constitutional mandate of great relevance to ensure that Mexico City continues to be a metropolis that protects and guarantees the human rights of those who inhabit or pass through it.
