Capacity in tapatío and zapopano cabinet stands out

The next mayors of Guadalajara and Zapopan, Pablo Lemus and Juan José Frangie, respectively, highlighted that there are capable people in the teams that will accompany them as of October 1.

Lemus invited part of the group that he formed during his tenure as municipal president of Zapopan.

For instance, Juan Pablo Hernández González will be the head of the Police. He previously served as the third in command in the zapopana corporation.

Sergio Ramírez López will be the coordinator of Civil Protection. He held that same position during the six years that Lemus was at the head of the Government of Zapopan.

The new organization chart will have nine women in managerial positions.

During the presentation of these profiles, Lemus highlighted that Although it will replicate programs applied in Zapopan, such as Schools with a Star and Las Colmenas, its implementation will be different, because in Guadalajara they will take advantage of the works and infrastructure that are already within their reach.

For her part, Frangie stressed that among the characteristics of her cabinet are experience and work.

“The greatest strength you have is that the learning curve is not going to exist, you know the way I like to work. We are all on the same page, ”he said.

In the event he specified that most of his collaborators repeat in office. However, new faces are added, such as the Civil Protection coordinator, Ignacio Aguilar Jiménez, who was in Tlaquepaque, or the head of the new Citizen Closeness Coordination, Isaura Amador Nieto.

“The commitment is clear: not to fail. To serve Zapopan we have to give everything on our part and I will be the first to do so and keep my word, “he said.

His work team is made up of 11 women and nine men.

Although I know they will hire a thousand more policemen and there is an extra coordination, he pointed out that the municipality’s finances will not be affected, since personnel from other coordinations were changed and payroll cuts were made.

They introduce the members of the cabinet

The elected municipal presidents of Guadalajara and Zapopan, Pablo Lemus Navarro and Juan José Frangie, respectively, yesterday presented the members of their cabinet who will accompany them in their administration that begins this Friday, October 1.

Lemus stressed that he invited part of the team he formed during his tenure in Zapopan. In addition, he reiterated that he will be a president who will walk the streets.

Frangie said ability, experience and work are the three defining characteristics of her team members, who “are in tune” with their way of working.

GUADALAJARA

Pablo Lemus Navarro, Municipal President.
Former mayor of Zapopan. Esteban Petersen, Chief of Staff.
Former secretary of state administration. Karina Anaid Hermosillo Ramírez, Municipal Trustee.
Academic at ITESO. Diana Vargas Salomón, Head of DIF Guadalajara.
He held that same position in Zapopan.

Ana Paula Virgen Sánchez, Coordinator of Government Administration and Innovation.
Former councilor in Zapopan. Jesús Alexandro Félix Gastélum, Coordinator of Public Services.
Former coordinator of Municipal Services in Zapopan. Miguel Zárate, Coordinator of Integral Management of the City.
Current alderman. Alfredo Aceves Fernández, Coordinator of Economic Promotion.
Former Director of the Registry and Licenses in Zapopan.

Andrea Blanco Calderón, Community Construction Coordinator.
Former director of Economic Promotion in Zapopan. Alejandro Hermosillo, Coordinator of the Fight against Inequality.
Former municipal manager. Carmen Julia Prudencio, Head of the Institute for Women.
Former federal deputy. María Ornelas Orozco, Private Secretary.
He held that position in Zapopan.

Fernanda Chavira Robles, Head of the Youth Directorate.
Former adviser in the state Congress. Karen Gutiérrez Lascuráin, Director of Colmenas.
He held that same position in Zapopan. Juan Manuel Munguía, Head of the Superintendency of the Historic Center.
Former General Coordinator of Economic Development.

Juan Pablo Hernández, General Commissioner of Public Security.
He was at the Zapopan Police Station.

Sergio Ramírez López, Coordinator of Civil Protection and Firefighters.
He held that same position in Zapopan. Salvador García Uvence, Director of Medical Services.
He held that same position in Zapopan. Luis García Sotelo, Municipal Treasurer.
He held that same position in Zapopan. Eduardo Martínez Lomelí, Secretary General.
Outgoing Acting Mayor.

ZAPOPAN

Juan José Frangie, Mayor.
Former Chief of Staff. Jorge Arizpe García, General Commissioner of Public Security.
Continue in that area. Rodrigo Escoto Leal, Municipal Trustee.
He continues in office. Ignacio Aguilar Jiménez. Coordinator of Civil Protection and Firefighters.
He held that position in Tlaquepaque.

Paulina del Carmen Torres Padilla, Head of Cabinet.
He held that same position. Patricia Fregoso Cruz, Coordinator of Integral Management of the City.
Repeat in charge. Isaura Amador Nieto, Coordinator of Citizen Closeness.
Former head of the ICOE. Edmundo Antonio Amutio Villa, Government Administration and Innovation Coordinator.
Repeat in office.

Salvador Villaseñor Aldama, Coordinator of Economic Development and the Fight against Inequality
Repeats in office María Gómez Rueda, Community Construction Coordinator.
Former councilor. Alejandro Vázquez Ortiz, Coordinator of Municipal Services.
Former director of Pavements.

Jocelyn Elizondo Clark, Coordinator of Strategic Analysis and Communication.
First time in office.

Karla Segura, Head of DIF Zapopan.
Former coordinator. Michelle Greicha, President of the DIF Municipal System Board.
Joins the team. Martha Elena Moragrega Lázaro, President of the DIF Municipal System Volunteering.
Joins the team. Miguel Ochoa Plascencia, Director of the Health OPD.
Repeat in the area.

María del Socorro Madrigal, Head of the Institute for Women.
Repeat in office. Graciela de Obaldia Escalante, General Secretary
Former interim president. Adriana Romo López, Municipal Treasurer.
Repeat in office. Gustavo Santoscoy Arriaga, Directorate of the OPD Comude.
Repeat in office.

Changes to concession repealed

After the governor canceled the project for the new metropolitan sanitary landfill in Tala, The Guadalajara City Council endorsed the repeal of the modifications to the concession of the waste collection service with the company Caabsa Eagle.

On August 27, the Guadalajara councilors had approved to extend the contract until 2039 and adjusted the charges per ton collected and its transfer.

The interim municipal president, Eduardo Martínez Lomelí, pointed out that after the cancellation of the project in Tala, the company itself requested the changes, in addition to the fact that the elected mayor Pablo Lemus Navarro made the request to reverse what was approved.

“With this repeal of the decree things will remain in the state in which they were until the approval of the agreement. The company should continue to fulfill its obligations. With the repeal of today, it will keep these rights and obligations until 2024 ”, explained the mayor of Guadalajara.

The PRI councilor, Verónica Flores Pérez, regretted that they have not made the changes proposed in what they had approved and said she hopes that the cancellation of the project will not generate problems in garbage collection in the city.

They guarantee to encourage the transfer of urban development rights

In order for estates with patrimonial value to transfer urban development rights, the Guadalajara City Council approved adjustments to the Regulations for the Comprehensive Management of the Municipality, to promote this legal figure.

Councilor Miguel Zárate Hernández, promoter of the initiative, said that They seek that properties or spaces with patrimonial value earn their livelihood and that the impossibility of modifying them pays off so that they can maintain themselves.

“Promoting this figure of transfer of development rights allows all heritage property to generate its own resources for its renovation, care and maintenance, and thereby preserve the historical heritage of our city,” he said.

In reviewing the issue, modification proposals raised by the trustee Patricia Campos Alfaro were rejected, and adjustments were only accepted in the composition of the Committee that analyzes and administers the resources generated in favor of the program.

Adjustments to municipal regulations were also approved to include the new structure and organization proposed by the next administration. Among the changes is the elimination of the “city management” model.

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