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MERIDA, Yuc. (Approve) .- The PRI announced that Felipe Cervera, son of former ex-governor Víctor Cervera Pacheco and cousin of former governor Ivonne Ortega Pacheco, will be the coordinator of his caucus in the next local legislature .
Cervera Hernández, now a deputy elected by the 7th local district, he was one of the frustrated candidates for his party's candidacy for the governorship they had to give in favor of Mauricio Sahuí Rivera, which was defeated on 1 July by PAN Mauricio Vila Dosal.
In a statement, the PRI state president, Carlos Sobrino Argáez, informed that at a working meeting, the elected deputies of this party, which will once again be the majority in Local Congress, have chosen Cervera Hernández as coordinator. ] Sobrino emphasized that the experience and trajectory of Cervera, combined with the work to be done by his colleagues on the bench, will be the key to promote a program that privileges the development of this and the well-being of families of the Yucatan.
"They have the full support of the Institutional Revolutionary to carry out the legislative tasks and maximize the transcendental problems that improve the quality of life for the families of our entity."
He also said that for the MICs it is "a great honor that citizenship has positioned the party as the parliamentary faction with the largest number of members", adding that, therefore, "it will be extremely important to return to"
For its part, Cervera Hernández, said that the parliamentary faction of the PRI would develop a work program that would respond to the challenges facing the state, in which the voices of all Yucatecans will be represented.
"It will be very important for we respect each of the commitments made in the campaign and work for the issues that citizens demand. With the other political forces, we will take firm, responsible positions, but always open to dialogue and the search for a consensus, always putting the interest of the Yucatan, "he declared
. Ruz, from 8, Enrique Castillo Ruz, from 9, Lila Frias Castillo, from 10, Mirthe Arjona Martin, María Teresa Moisés Escalante from District 11, Janice Escobedo Salazar, 12, and Luis Borjas Romero, 13; Karla Franco Blanco for 14 and Warnel May Escobar for 15.
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