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President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed on Saturday, October 5, the news of the death of Ifigenia Martínez , president of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Deputies, at the age of 94.
It is worth remembering that a few days ago she attended the official investiture ceremony of Claudia Sheinbaum, in which Martínez and Hernández were in charge of presenting the presidential sash.
” On June 2, I voted for Ifigenia Martínez, a consistent woman of convictions. On October 1, I received the presidential sash from her hands. Today she left us. I send her family, colleagues and friends all my love and solidarity. Farewell, dear teacher Ifigenia ,” the Mexican president wrote in X.
Following her death, thousands of people began to wonder about her children and also her husband, about whom little is known, but below we provide some details:
What is known about Ifigenia Martínez’s children?
As mentioned above, little is known about her descendants, but it is confirmed that she was a mother. According to an article in Infobae, she only had one son, whose name is unknown.
In 2017, she herself made a statement about the marriage between her grandson Antonio Rojas and his wife Cristina Martínez; however, beyond that, nothing is known, since she never referred to the family issue.
Who was Ifigenia Martinez?
Ifigenia Martínez was born on June 16, 1930 in Mexico City and was an influential woman in the politics and economy of the Aztec country. She obtained a bachelor’s degree in economics from UNAM and was the first Mexican to obtain a master’s degree in economics from Harvard University, while also being the first to obtain a doctorate.
He was a member of the PRI from 1966 to 1988, the year he left the party to found the PRD. However, with the creation of Morena in 2014, he decided to accompany López Obrador in his search for the presidency.
In 1980, she was Mexico’s ambassador to the United Nations (UN), she was a federal deputy on three occasions, the same as a senator, and on October 1, she was in charge of placing the presidential sash on the first female president of Mexico.
