“I Wish Him the Best”: Brugada Welcomes Paulo García’s Appointment as Morena’s Mexico City Leader
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At a glance
- Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada welcomed Paulo García’s appointment as president of Morena in the capital.
- Brugada said García should listen to the party membership and suggested he would likely need to request leave from his legislative post to take the position.
Clara Brugada welcomed Paulo García’s appointment as Morena’s new president in Mexico City, offering him a brief but warm endorsement: “I wish him the best.”
The Mexico City mayor said Morena’s national leadership had chosen “a valuable colleague” for the role. She described the position as an opportunity to listen to the party’s membership and gain experience leading the organization in the capital.
I wish him the best, and I hope he has the best experience presiding over Morena in Mexico City, and this means listening to the membership.
Brugada also congratulated García, a lawmaker, on the appointment. She said he would likely need to request leave from his legislative duties before assuming the party post.
“I welcome this decision Morena made,” Brugada said at the Old City Hall. Her remarks followed García’s designation as the party’s Mexico City leader.
I welcome this decision Morena made.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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