Overview
- Lawmakers voted 62–0 to confirm Ramírez to a single six‑year term through October 2031, and she was sworn in on October 7.
- Ramírez, who led the city’s human rights commission since 2017, resigned that post and pledged to pursue corruption and impunity without political persecution.
- Iván García Garate assumes interim leadership of the CDHCM while Congress advances the process to select a new president, with eight applicants moving to the next phase.
- Her selection followed a shortlist sent by Mayor Clara Brugada on September 23, and committee evaluations reported Ramírez received the highest score.
- Opposition parties backed the vote but pressed for verified independence as a pending initiative would convert Info CDMX into a new body under the Comptroller’s Office.