Sergio Salomón
Sergio Salomón is a former governor of Puebla, Mexico, who has been appointed to succeed Francisco Garduño as the head of the National Migration Institute (INM). His appointment comes amidst ongoing concerns about the treatment of migrants and the need for significant reforms within the agency, particularly following the fire incident in Ciudad Juárez that highlighted serious human rights violations.
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Mexico:
Sergio Salomón stated that human rights will be a priority in the review of Migratory Stations.
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Mexico:
Sergio Salomón has taken over the leadership of the INM and is expected to review the institute's actions during the previous administration.
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Mexico:
Sergio Salomón, former governor of Puebla, will officially take over as commissioner of the INM on May 1.
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Mexico:
Sergio Salomón is the successor to Francisco Garduño and is overseeing migrant shelters.
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Spain:
Sergio Salomón is the designated successor to Francisco Garduño at the National Migration Institute who attended the meeting.
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Venezuela:
Sergio Salomón is the former governor of Puebla who is set to replace Francisco Garduño.
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