Who is Enrique Benítez, delegate of the national PRI in Sinaloa?

Culiacán, Sinaloa.- Yesterday, Luis Enrique Benítez Ojeda, local deputy in Durango, was appointed national delegate of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in Sinaloa.

Through his official Twitter account, the national president of the PRI, Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, informed and expressed: “I am convinced that he will put all his capacity and experience to work very hard in favor of our party and the Sinaloa militancy.”

political career

Enrique Benítez is originally from Victoria de Durango, and was born on October 20, 1969, he is law graduate and is a politician from the ranks of the Institutional Revolutionary Party.

He was general secretary of the Municipal Committee of the Revolutionary Youth Front in Durango, general secretary of the Municipal Committee in Durango, state executive coordinator of the Territorial Movement, general secretary of the State Steering Committee (CDE) and general coordinator of campaigns for governor, senator and municipal president.

Enrique Benítez Ojeda belongs to different civil associations. In 1992, he joined the Mexican Bar Association in Durango, he belongs to the Durango Guadiana Rotary Club and also to the Durango Country Club.

In the federal public administration, served as director of the College of Bachelors of the State of Durango and head of the Unit for Attention to Rightholders and Social Communication.

The delegate has worked since 1995 as a teacher in the subjects of law, international relations, the Mexican political system and political science, and has also participated as a speaker in conferences and forums.

In the local public administration, he was director of Social Development of the Municipality and the State, undersecretary of the City Council and secretary of Comptrollership and Administrative Modernization.

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leadership process

It is worth mentioning that Cinthia Valenzuela has already requested the CEN to issue the call for the election of the new or new president of the PRI Sinaloa. Until now, the deputy continues to lead the tricolor party.