Donald Trump named the first Hispanic woman in his office

The American president, Donald Trump, appointed Jovita Carranza to head the US Small Business Administration, with what could become the first Hispanic woman in your office, the Treasury Department reported on Friday.

"Congratulations to the treasurer Jovita Carranza, chosen by President Trump to head the Small Business Administration. The Treasurer has played an incalculable role in the Treasury by promoting economic policies conducive to employment and growth of the administration, "said the Treasury on Twitter.

In case the Senate, with a Republican majority, ratifies its nomination, Carranza, born in the United States into a family of Mexican descent, will join US Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta as the only two Hispanic representatives of the Trump Executive.

The president himself said in a tweet Thursday that Carranza "has been a great treasurer for the United States".

"Jovita has been a great treasurer for the United States and I really want to join my firm "Trump emphasized.

Carranza, 69, Previously worked as an badistant director of the US Small Business Administration during the tenure of former President George W. Bush (2001-2009).

In 2016, he was one of the possible candidates to become the sales representative of the United States, a position Robert Lighthizer finally occupied.

During the Trump election campaign, Carranza was also part of the Hispanic National Advisory Council from the current president and eventually became advisor to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

The Hispanic will replace Linda McMahon in the direction of small American companies., who will lead a conservative super PAC, known as America First Action, ahead of the 2020 presidential elections.

"Super PAC" are political action committees that can invest without limit in propaganda or ads favorable to a candidate.but they are strictly forbidden to make direct donations to political campaigns.

(With EFE information)