A week ago, just the day it was announced that he was leaving the ownership of the Banco del Bienestar to go to the Undersecretariat of the Interior for Democratic Development, Social Participation and Religious Affairs, Rabindranath Salazar Solorio met with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President of Mexico . Three days after that meeting, Arturo Herrera, Secretary of the Treasury, reported that he had COVID-19.
Mexico City, June 30 (SinEmbargo) .– Rabindranath Salazar Solorio, head of the Undersecretariat of Governance for Democratic Development, Social Participation and Religious Affairs, reported that he has COVID-19.
“I have just been told that I tested positive for COVID-19. I will continue to work remotely in accordance with the measures issued by the Ministry of Health, ”he wrote on Twitter.
“I am well in the spirit of continuing to work hard on the Fourth Transformation # QuédateEnCasa,” he added.
A week ago, just the day it was announced that he was leaving the ownership of the Welfare Bank to go to the Undersecretariat of the Interior for Democratic Development, Social Participation and Religious Affairs, Salazar Solorio met with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President of Mexico.
It was the Mexican president himself who reported that Diana Alvarez Maury, Undersecretary of the Interior for Democratic Development, Social Participation and Religious Affairs, was the new head of the Banco del Bienestar. In her place was Rabindranath Salazar.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced the internal movement of the government structure in the company of the heads of the Secretariats on which these offices depend: Olga Sánchez Cordero, Secretary of the Interior, and Arturo Herrera, Secretary of the Treasury.
Arturo Herrera announced three days later that he had tested positive for COVID-19.
“I was just told that I tested positive for COVID-19. I have very minor symptoms. From this moment on, I will be in quarantine, and I will continue working from home, ”Arturo Herrera wrote on June 25 on social networks.
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