Congress of Veracruz ratifies Minerva Regina Pérez López as head of the CEDH

The Congress of the State of Veracruz ratified Minerva Regina Pérez López as head of the State Human Rights Commission (CEDH) for the period 2026-2031, obtaining 46 votes in favor during the session…

The Veracruz State Congress ratified Minerva Regina Pérez López as head of the State Human Rights Commission (CEDH) for the period 2026-2031, obtaining 46 votes in favor during the Plenary session held this January 27, 2026.

With this decision, the local deputies endorsed continuity in the direction of the autonomous body responsible for the defense, protection, promotion and dissemination of human rights in the entity, as well as monitoring the actions of the state authorities.

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The appointment procedure was carried out in accordance with the provisions of current legislation, after Congress analyzed the profiles included in the shortlist, also made up of María Andrea García Zavaleta and David Quitano Díaz. After the vote, Pérez López reached the required qualified majority, which allowed his ratification in office.

Subsequently, the head of the ECHR protested the law before the Legislative Branch, committing to carry out her duties under the principles of legality, impartiality, objectivity, professionalism and independence.

The new management period will run from January 29, 2026 to January 28, 2031, a stage in which Minerva Regina Pérez López will have the responsibility of strengthening the state policy for the protection of human rights and consolidating citizen trust in institutions and mechanisms for the defense of fundamental freedoms.

The State Human Rights Commission is an autonomous body that plays a key role in addressing complaints from the population and preventing possible violations of human rights by the authorities.

First Interinstitutional Working Group with Mayors of municipalities in the Central Zone

Under the guiding axis More Territory than Desk, promoted by the Government of the State of Veracruz headed by Governor Ing. Rocío Nahle García, the first Interinstitutional Working Group was held with…

Under the guiding axis More Territory than Desk, promoted by the Government of the State of Veracruz headed by Governor Ing. Rocío Nahle García, the first Interinstitutional Working Group was held with Mayors of the Central Zone of the State of Veracruz and officials from State and Federal Agencies. (more…)

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Municipalities of Veracruz join together to modernize the Civil Registry and strengthen public health

Xalapa, Ver.— With the firm purpose of modernizing administrative processes and guaranteeing legal certainty for the population, this April 28 the strategic meeting was held for the “Adequate Expedition of…

Xalapa, Ver.— With the firm purpose of modernizing administrative processes and guaranteeing legal certainty for the population, this April 28 the strategic meeting was held for the“Adequate Issuance of Birth Certificates and Implementation of the Electronic Death Certificate (CEDe)”.

The event, which took place at 11:00 a.m. in the Auditorium of the System for the Comprehensive Development of the Family (DIF State), brought together municipal authorities and specialists with a clear objective: to standardize the operational criteria for the transition to digital processes in the registration of deaths and to ensure that the registration of untimely births and accidental births is carried out under strict adherence to the current regulatory framework.

Municipal leadership for health

The day stood out for the presence of nine mayors from the central region of the state, who expressed a solid commitment to updating public health services. Among the participating municipalities were:

  • Emiliano Zapata
  • Acatlán
  • Ayahualulco
  • Flag
  • Ixhuatlán del Café
  • Landero and Coss
  • Miahuatlán
  • Tatatila
  • Tlalnelhuayocan

Alliance for technological innovation

A key moment of the meeting was the intervention of Eng. Daniel Antonio Baizabal González, municipal president of Emiliano Zapata and current president of the Veracruz Network of Municipalities for Health (Health Jurisdiction V Xalapa). In his speech, Baizabal González stressed that the implementation of the Electronic Death Certificate (CEDe) represents an essential technological advance to streamline procedures and improve public health statistics in the entity.

Likewise, the participation of Ms. Viridiana Bretón Feito, municipal president of Ixhuatlán del Café and head of the Veracruzan Network of Municipalities for Health in the VI Córdoba Health Jurisdiction, stood out. Both councilors exchanged proposals and strategies for progress, reaffirming the importance of inter-municipal collaboration to raise the quality of life of Veracruz residents.

Guarantee of legality

During the session, the regulatory framework applicable to special cases, such as accidental births, was analyzed in depth in order to avoid delays in the identity of newborns. With these actions, each area involved in these procedures ensures transparent and professional action, aligned with the legal protocols that protect the rights of citizens from birth to certification of death.

Timely monitoring in public health

The day stood out for the active participation and constant work of Dr. Rosa Emilia Rodríguez Acosta, head of Sanitary Jurisdiction V Xalapa, together with the deputy head, Dr. Gerardo Condado Maldonado. Both officials highlighted the importance of maintaining close proximity with local administrations to facilitate compliance with legal protocols.

Their technical support work has been essential so that each area related to these procedures acts with efficiency and transparency. It should be noted that in Health Jurisdiction V Xalapa they were the first to elect their president of the Coordination of the Veracruz Network of Municipalities for Health and have set the standard in work, actions and results that contribute to improving the health situation in Veracruz.

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Xalapa 2027: The Delia Factor” and the replacement of the technical staff of the Capital

Overshadowing the “Recycled” and “Suspirants” The phenomenon of Delia González Cobos is sending a direct message to the internal groups of MORENA and…

Overshadowing the “Recycled” and “Suspirants”
The phenomenon of Delia González Cobos is sending a direct message to the internal groups of MORENA and the opposition. Its possible opaque incursion into figures that the collective imagination already classifies as “recycled“:

The fed-up block: Names like Ana Miriam Ferráez, Doreny Cayetano or Rosalinda Galindo seem to have exhausted their political capital in the face of a citizenry that demands new faces and greater preparation.

The new weightless faces:* On the other hand, the “suspirants” like Tato Yunes, Toño Ballesteros or the young Vale Moctezuma, although they are looking for spaces, lack the technical fang and administrative career that a capital with structural problems of infrastructure and services demands today.

The Call: The Natural Relief of Ricardo Ahued

It is undeniable that the Secretary of Government, *Ricardo Ahued Bardahuil*, is the great reference for Xalapa. However, Ahued’s leadership has always been based on honesty and administrative efficiency. When looking for someone to hand over the baton of that “Hero of MORENA”, the figure of Delia González Cobos appears as the most faithful mirror.

She fits the vision of Governor Rocío Nahle: profiles of prepared, operational women with a firm hand. Delia is not a “finger-raising” politician in Congress; She is a specialist who knows how to make the resource reach the most needy neighborhoods through impeccable management.

Conclusion: If MORENA wants to increase that 29% participation and regain the trust of the Xalapeños, it needs to stop recycling candidates and start proposing State profiles. The Mrs. Delia González Cobos is not only dressing up for 2027; It seems to be the perfect seam to mend the relationship between the party and the citizens of the capital.

 

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