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Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo will be an independent senator after leaving the PT for the PRI; she resigned from the tricolor party in the face of the possible re-election of Alejandro Moreno; Who is she?
Just last October 3, the PRI welcomed Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo, who was a senator for the PT, back into its ranks.
He AT had 9 senators with the integration of Nancy de la Sierra Arámburoa fact that was celebrated by the party group at a press conference, headed by the coordinator of the bench in the Senate, Manuel Añorve Baths.
Likewise, the reinstatement of Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo was celebrated by the National leader of the PRI, Alejandro Morenowho mentioned in X that when joining the bench, is defending the present and future of Mexico.
However, 9 months after that, Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo resigned from the PRI in the Senate to become independent senator.
Who is Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo? The former PT senator who returned to the PRI and will now be independent
Senator elected by Relative Majority from 2018 to 2024, Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo was PRI activist at the beginning of his political career (in 1999)however, In 2017 he switched to PTwhere he remained for about 6 years.
She subsequently returned to the PRI in October 2023 and faced with a fearsome re-election of Alejandro Moreno, she resigned from the party to become an independent senator.
Also since April 2023, Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo had mentioned the probability of Join the Va por México alliance for seek the candidacy for the governorship of Pueblawhich is pointed out as the reason for his return to the PRI.
In 2017, he had already sought the candidacy to governor of Puebla, since she participated in the Morena’s internal processregistering in the company of Miguel Barbosa and Alejandro Armenta.
How old is Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo?
Born in Mexico City, on January 7, 1970, Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo is 54 years old.
What zodiac sign is Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo?
Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo belongs to the Zodiac sign of Earth: Capricorn.
Is Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo married?
The now independent senator She is married to José Juan Espinosa Torres, former deputy of the Congress of Puebla and municipal president of San Pedro Cholula during the period 2014-2018.
Does Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo have children?
On his social networks he has shared photographs with his family, including his daughter and his two sons.
What did Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo study?
Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo has a bachelor’s degree in Communication by the Ibero-American Universityalong with the degree of Master in Family Sciences for Consulting, this from the Anáhuac University Puebla.
What is Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo’s career?
Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo es President of the Commission on International Organizations and Secretary of the Commission on Healthin addition to member of the committees:
- Human rights
- Metropolitan Areas and Mobility
- Belisario Dominguez Medal
- Constitutional Points
- Culture
- Digital Rights
Was Chairwoman of the system for the Comprehensive Development of the Family, that is, the DIF of San Pedro Cholula in 2017 during the administration of her husband José Juan Espinosa Torres.
Other positions he has held include:
- 1999-2004, Director of the Institute for Public Assistance of Puebla
- 2013-2015, Federal Delegate of the Poverty Combating Program PROSPERA of Sedesol in Puebla
- 2017, president of the DIF of San Pedro Cholula, Puebla
- 2005-2008, local deputy in the LVI Legislature of the Congress of Puebla. President of the Permanent Commission and the Gender Equality Commission. Vice President of the Board of Directors
- 2018-2021, Senator of the Republic in the LXIV Legislature. Secretary of the Board of Directors. President of the Special Commission for Monitoring the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda in Mexico. Secretary of the Foreign Relations Commission. Member of the Radio, Television and Cinematography commissions; Constitutional Points; Second Legislative Studies; Belisario Domínguez Medal; Joint Parliamentarian European Union-Mexico; and, Technical Commission provided for in the Specific Collaboration Agreement between UNAM and the Senate of the Republic, to carry out the Legislative Transparency and Open Parliament Observatory in the Senate of the Republic. Member of the Working Group to follow up on the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada.
Nancy de la Sierra registered as a candidate for Morena for the Puebla candidacy (Mireya Novo / Cuartoscuro)
Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo resigns from the PRI to become an independent senator
This Thursday, July 18, 2024, it was announced that Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo resigned from the PRI to be plural and independent senator.
His resignation was due to the possible Re-election of Alejandro Moreno as leader of the PRI, within the framework of the party election for president of the tricolor.
Nancy de la Sierra Aramburo She declared that she is not in favor of re-elections, nor of “dictatorships,” referring to the leadership of Alejandro Moreno.
The senator said she was faithful to consistency and to acting for the benefit of Mexicans, so will resign from the PRI caucus in the Senate, leaving the party’s representation with 13 members.
This was the arrival of Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo to the PRI
This October 3, through an official document that was shared in the Parliamentary Gazette of the Senate, Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo announced her change to the PRI to the President of the Senate, Ana Lilia Rivera.
Also at the press conference, in the company of other PRI senators such as Beatriz Paredes RangelNancy de la Sierra Aramburo He shared his reasons for returning to the PRI.
“I’m going back home today.
I’ve been here before.
Today my vision is different, just like the Mexico we are walking towards.”
Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo, senator of the PRI
In it he highlighted that In 2021 he distanced himself from the PT Due to the lack of coherence and results after she joined a group in 2017 “a project that promised a different future and a real transformation,” but it was not so.
Nancy de la Sierra Arámburo stressed that she is sure that the PRI adapted to this reality with a new visionso she made the decision to reintegrate, because she knows she is ready to be an opposition to change.
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