Background on Key Figures
Clara Brugada: The Chief of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, has accepted Guillermo Calderón’s resignation as the Director General of the Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC) Metro. Calderón will now serve as an advisor on mobility within the city government.
Adrián Rubalcava: Adrián Rubalcaba, former alcalde of the Cuajimalpa delegation (2018-2024), has been appointed as the new Metro Director.
Key Changes and Continuity
Adrián Rubalcava assumes the role of Metro Director, committed to continuing the modernization of the STC with efficient and transparent management.
- Continued Line 1 Renovation: Guillermo Calderón will oversee the ongoing renovation of Line 1, a project initiated during Claudia Sheinbaum’s tenure as Metro Director.
- Metro’s Strategic Importance: The Mexico City government reiterates the Metro’s crucial role in urban mobility and its ongoing efforts to provide safer, more efficient transportation for users.
Clara Brugada’s Statement on Security Concerns
During a recent press conference, Clara Brugada addressed concerns about alleged criminal activities within the Metro:
- No Immediate Threats to Life: Brugada clarified that no reported incidents have endangered lives, nor are there cases of kidnapping or sexual violence as rumored.
- Upcoming Report and Security Measures: Next week, a detailed report will be presented to the Fiscalía (Prosecutor’s Office), and security protocols will be reinforced along with ongoing safety operations.
Adrián Rubalcaba’s Background and Relevance
Adrián Rubalcaba, with his experience as the former alcalde of Cuajimalpa, brings valuable insights and leadership skills to his new role as Metro Director. His background in local government and understanding of urban challenges will be instrumental in addressing the Metro’s ongoing modernization efforts and ensuring a safer, more efficient transportation system for Mexico City’s residents.
