They distribute metropolitan tasks in Monterrey, Nuevo León

Monterrey.-The Mayors agreed yesterday to reconfigure the structure and functions of the Metropolitan Collaboration Table to divide the tasks into focused issues and that the coordination does not fall on a single person. Previously, the Bureau was only represented by the president in turn, a position currently held by the Mayor of Apodaca, the PRI member César Garza, but now six commissions will be created that will be chaired by different councilors.” We established a new way of working at this table in order to make it more executive,” Garza said, “and that it can more quickly address the issues that are priorities for our metropolitan area.” A system of commissions was established that will each be chaired by a Metropolitan Mayor, in such a way that this council that had been operating unipersonally with the figure of the president of the Council… it is now going to be divided into six commissions, each of them chaired by a Mayor.” As president of the Security Commission, the Mayor of Monterrey, the emecista Luis Donaldo Colosio, was appointed; in Urban Development and Transport, the Morenoite Andrés Mijes, from Escobedo, and the independent Miguel Treviño, from San Pedro, from the Environment and Climate Change.In Strengthening the Metropolitan Coordination Mechanisms, the PRI member Cristina Díaz, from Guadalupe, was appointed; in Strengthening of Municipal Finances to the PAN Daniel Carrillo, from San Nicolás, and in Human Vision of Public Policy to the also tricolor David de la Peña, from Santiago. We recommend you read: The figure of the president of the Bureau will remain and will be renewed every six months.



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