The installation of the Advisory Council of the Municipal Institute for Youth Development (IMJUVE) was carried out, a measure to strengthen policies and programs aimed at the well-being and development of youth.
During the session, the council ratified Jesús Abraham Espinoza Hernández as director of the agency, reaffirming his commitment to leadership in the implementation of initiatives that positively impact the young people of New Laredo.
Upon its ratification, the director of IMJUVE indicated that based on listening to the needs of youth, from public places to visiting them in work or study centers, various strategies were developed that benefited that sector during the previous administration.
“We responded to historical demands such as the topics of psychology, entrepreneurship, culture and more; all under the vision of being a close and open-door government that Mayor Carmen Lilia Canturosas Villarreal has,” he noted.
He highlighted that in the presentation of activities corresponding to the last quarter, more than 7 thousand young people benefited through various programs, workshops and training related to computer skills, English, bazaars, among others.
With this installation, the Municipal Institute for Youth Development strengthens its commitment to the active participation and comprehensive development of youth, who represent the present and future of the municipality.
Those who make up the IMJUVE advisory council are: trustees Jesús Alberto Jasso Montemayor and María Mirna Rendón Santos; the councilor and president of the Youth Commission, Enrique Figueroa Rocha; councilors Melissa Lizette Riestra Martínez and Samantha Khiabett Rodríguez Cantú.
It is also made up of: Juan Ángel Martínez Salazar, Secretary of the City Council; Liliana Margarita Arjona Barocio, Secretary of Social Welfare; Reynalda Perales Rodríguez, Secretary of Comptrollership and Transparency; Imelda Mangín Torre, General Coordinator of Institutes; Felipe Flores Montemayor, Director of Art and Culture; Salomón Valencia Hinojosa, Director of Physical Culture and Sports; Verónica Aguilar Hernández, Head of Audit in the General Coordination of Institutes; Gilberto Vela Leija, Director of the Leones Blancos Sports Club; and the Proprietary Directors, Óscar Alejandro Noriega, María Del Carmen Cortés Aguirre, Carlos Martínez González, Alfredo Andrés Mounetou Alarcón.
