Erick Cedillo joins Mexico Green Ecologist Party in Rayón, Digi Mart USA News (Rayón, State of Mexico): The Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM) in the State of Mexico has added Erick Vladimir Cedillo Hinojosa, twice mayor of Rayón, who resigned from the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). He arrived accompanied by former officials and political leaders from the municipality, and the addition was announced by the state party leader, José Alberto Couttolenc Buentello.
Joining his team are Liliana Fuentes Díaz, former president and former director of the municipal DIF; former councilwomen María de la Luz Garduño Martínez and Mayra Flores Ramírez; former councilmen Osvaldo Díaz Díaz, Pedro Díaz Félix and Enrique Antonio Díaz Díaz; and María Enriqueta Vilchis Miranda, wife of the late former councilman Alejandro Mercado Capula.
Pepe Couttolenc endorsed Cedillo’s incorporation, describing him as “a politician who has broad experience and knows how to get things done.” He also stressed the importance of the profiles leading political projects: “Beyond good parties or bad parties, it is people who make the decisions.”
Cedillo Hinojosa recalled that in two of his three campaigns for municipal president of Rayón he also represented the Green colors. Regarding his departure from the PRI, he explained that he left with gratitude and that his joining the PVEM reflects his alignment with the project and the state leadership.
The former mayor also acknowledged federal deputy and former governor Eruviel Ávila Villegas as one of his main political references, recalling the support he received during his municipal administration from 2013 to 2015, a period he said was notable for its public works investment.
Special delegate Rodrigo Orihuela Rivas attended the meeting. Erick Cedillo was also accompanied by his parents, Juan Francisco Cedillo Montes de Oca, a former municipal president, and Elda Hinojosa Sánchez.
Cedillo Hinojosa said his arrival at the Green Party brings together former political allies and adversaries, with whom he now seeks to expand spaces for citizen participation in Rayón. “In this project no one will be as important as all of us together,” he said, adding that his main aspiration is to continue participating in local political life.
