Jorge Alberto Díaz Galindo Hurtado death, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Jorge Alberto Díaz Galindo Hurtado, a union representative with a long career in the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM) and in defending the rights of social security users, has died, according to a publisher report.
Díaz Galindo Hurtado served in the CTM’s State of Mexico Federation of Workers as chief officer and undersecretary of social welfare. His work focused on labor matters, workplace health, and benefits for workers and pensioners.
He was the CTM’s owner representative on the Consultative Council of the IMSS State of Mexico West and received recognition in 2023 for 18 years of institutional participation on that body. He also represented CTM workers on the Infonavit Regional Consultative Commission in Toluca.
He presided over the National Association for the Promotion, Care, and Defense of Social Security Users, an organization focused on promoting access to social security rights and health services, particularly among people with limited resources. He was also a member of the Metepec Economic Advisory Council.
Metepec Mayor Fernando Flores Fernández expressed regret over his death, remembering him as a prominent labor representative and a distinguished council member. He extended condolences to family and friends.
As a columnist for El Sol de Toluca, he published analyses on pensions, labor rights, medical care, and the challenges of social security in Mexico, addressing issues related to the IMSS, the ISSSTE, and worker protection.
