Continuing with the selection process, the Human Rights Commission of the CDMX Congress conducted the interviews with the eight candidates to preside over the Human Rights Commission of Mexico City (CDHCM).
In this regard, the deputy Jannete Guerrero Mayapresident of the Commission, recognized the responsibility of providing the Commission with a presidency with capacity, knowledge and social sensitivity in the face of challenges that violate the social fabric.
“We will guarantee a presidency that lives up to what is required of us, always putting the progressive spirit of Human Rights first,” he assured.
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The first block of interviews was made up Obtilia Eugenio Manuel, Paolo Guiseppe Martínez Ruiz, Carlos López López y María Dolores González Saravia Calderónwho one by one presented their proposals and project vision for the Commission.
In the second block they participated Nancy Pérez García, Vilma Ramírez Santiago, Aldo Antonio Trapero Maldonado y Angela María Guerrero Alcántara.
After the appearances, the Human Rights Commission of the capital congress declared a permanent session to collect the evaluation certificates and formulate the opinion by which the next head of the CDHCM.
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Likewise, from October 10 to October 24, the platform will remain open for sending citizen opinions or letters of support to applicants.