# Miriam Cano Announces Members of Cabinet for San Quintín’s First Municipality
In the lead-up to her administration, Mayor-elect Miriam Elizabeth Cano Núñez has announced the members of her cabinet for San Quintín’s First Municipality. The announcement was made through a video shared on social media on Thursday, September 26, where Cano introduced the individuals who will serve as directors, coordinators, and officials.
“Men and women wholly dedicated will be working in this new administration, ready to serve our Valley of San Quintín,” she said.
### Key Appointments
**Georgina Arvizu** has been named as the Coordinator of Delegations. Arvizu brings her experience from previous municipal administrations in Ensenada to the role.
**Esther Ramírez Gonzales** will head the Directorate of Attention to Indigenous Peoples and Communities. The Mayor-elect mentioned the expectancy of modifying municipal regulations to transform this area into a semi-autonomous entity. “We will not progress without the support of our indigenous communities in San Quintín,” Cano added.
**Claudia Ivette Escamilla**, who participated as Cano’s substitute during the electoral campaign, has been designated the Civil Registry Officer 02, stationed in the Lázaro Cárdenas neighborhood.
**Fernando Molina Miranda**, the former delegate of IMOS in San Quintín, will lead the Directorate of Public Services and Infrastructure.
**Javier Arreola**, a young professional, will take over as the Director of Sports. The importance of this area was emphasized for preventing risky behaviors in children, youth, and adults, with future plans for free sports events and the Utopia project.
**Luis Alan Miranda Pérez** has been named Director of Education, while **Rita Beadle** will direct the Inclusion department, having closely worked with Cano for years.
**Enedina Edith Bautista López** will head the Municipal Women’s Directorate. A woman of indigenous background, Bautista brings experience from the former National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples.
**Mariela Méndez**, an engineer, has been proposed for the Directorate of Urban Administration, pending ratification by the Assembly.
Other appointments include **Alfredo Ortega Gamboa** as the Director of Tourism and **Alejandro Moreno López** as the Director of Economy.
Previously, Cano had announced other key positions: **Erik Yahir Berrelleza Félix** as the Chief Officer; **Geovanny Valdez Valenzuela** as Director of Administration and Finance; **Karla Chacón García** for Social Communication; and **Irma López Merino** as Director of Municipal Social Welfare. **Iván Duarte Córdova** will serve as General Secretary, and **Laura Luisa Mendoza** as Chief of Presidential Office.
Several positions remain vacant, including the Directorate of Municipal Public Safety, Firefighters, and Civil Protection. Moreover, appointments have begun for the councilor’s commissions.
The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for Monday, September 30, at 1:00 PM at the JM hall in southern San Quintín.
## AMLO Extends Regularization of ‘Chocolate’ Cars Until 2026
The President extended the regularization period for “chocolate” cars—imported vehicles from the United States without proper registration—until 2026. This move aims to bring these vehicles into legal status, providing their owners with proper documentation.
According to government reports, this extension offers a window for many car owners in northern Mexico who rely on these vehicles for their daily commuting. The initiative aims to mitigate issues related to vehicle registration and ownership legality, contributing to more orderly transport dynamics in border regions.
In related news, initial actions from the upcoming Rosarito government include the establishment of Morro School and a streamlined single-window service to improve governmental processes.
Additionally, Claudia Sheinbaum, Head of Government of Mexico City, corrected her letter to the Spanish Government regarding the founding date of Tenochtitlan, rectifying a previously stated date.
The Secretary of Governance will soon announce the process of regularizing the Maclovio Rojas settlement, providing legal assurances and infrastructural improvements to residents.
Lastly, a retrospective on the CECUT (Tijuana Cultural Center) from 2018-2024 highlights significant ups and downs during this period, reflecting the ongoing cultural evolution in the region.
Stay tuned for more updates and detailed coverage on these topics on TJGringo.com.