### Presentation of Newly-Elected Members of Movimiento Ciudadano in Baja California
Movimiento Ciudadano’s recently elected councilors in Baja California were formally presented this Thursday during a press conference at the Hotel Ibis in Zona Río. These representatives received their official accreditation for proportional representation, marking a significant development for the party in the region.
### Key Participants and New Council Members
Key figures at the event included David Guakil, the party’s delegate, Bertha Alicia Sánchez Lara, the state leader, and Karla Ruiz Macfarland, the former mayoral candidate for Tijuana. They jointly introduced the new council members who will serve under the administration of the newly elected municipal president, Ismael Burgueño Ruiz.
The new councilors presented include:
– **Tijuana:** Jesús Merino Cuevas and Melissa Pacheco Silverya
– **Ensenada:** Armando Díaz Hoeflich
– **Mexicali:** José Francisco Barraza Chiquete
– **Playas de Rosarito:** Johana Garay and Alan Isaí Bautista Plasencia
– **San Felipe and San Quintín:** Ibelda Tanairy Hernández Mayoral and Jesús Martínez Romero
Bertha Alicia Sánchez emphasized the need for these representatives to coordinate with the newly elected mayors of their respective municipalities to prepare and organize their work agendas.
### Growth and Future Representation
During the 2024 electoral process, Movimiento Ciudadano secured around eight councilor positions, a notable increase from the three obtained in the previous administration. Additionally, Sánchez highlighted the party’s proportional representation in the Congress of the Union, including federal deputy Gustavo de Hoyos and local deputy Ayleen García.
Sánchez further reiterated the party’s commitment to securing true representation in parliamentary bodies, emphasizing its crucial role over the next three years.
### Related News on Movimiento Ciudadano
A recent development involves Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) urging for more accurate representation in the congressional and senate bodies. The state leader, Bertha Alicia Sánchez Lara, stressed the party’s significant contributions and its growing voter base, highlighting the importance of their full participation in legislative processes.
Another prominent topic arising from the local elections is the dominating performance of the Morena party in both federal and local elections in Baja California. Preliminary Electoral Results Program (PREP) data suggests a sweeping victory for Morena, overshadowing other parties.
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