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Mexico Chiefs of State - 2002
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SOURCE: 2002 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK
| President |
Fox, Quesada, Vicente |
| Sec. of Agrarian Reform |
Herrera, Tello, Maria Teresa |
| Sec. of Agriculture |
Usabiaga, Arroyo, Javier |
| Sec. of Communications & Transport |
Cerisola y Weber, Pedro |
| Sec. of Comptroller General |
Barrio, Terrazas, Francisco |
| Sec. of Economy |
Derbez, Bautista, Luis Ernesto |
| Sec. of Energy |
Martens, Rebolledo, Ernesto |
| Sec. of Environment & Natural Resources |
Lichtinger, Victor |
| Sec. of Finance & Public Credit |
Gil, Diaz, Francisco |
| Sec. of Foreign Relations |
Castaneda, Gutman, Jorge |
| Sec. of Government |
Creel, Miranda, Santiago |
| Sec. of Health |
Frenk, Mora, Julio |
| Sec. of Labor & Social Welfare |
Abascal, Carranza, Carlos |
| Sec. of National Defense |
Vega, Garcia, Gerardo Clemente Ricardo, Gen. |
| Sec. of Navy |
Peyrot, Gonzalez, Marco Antonio, Vice Adm. |
| Sec. of Public Education |
Tamez, Guerra, Reyes |
| Sec. of Public Security & Justice Services |
Gertz, Manero, Alejandro |
| Sec. of Social Development |
Vazquez, Mota, Josefina |
| Sec. of Tourism |
Navarro, Leticia |
| Attorney General |
Macedo, de la Concha, Rafael |
| Chief, Dept. of the Fed. District |
Lopez, Obrador, Andres Manuel |
| Attorney General, Fed. District |
Batiz, Vazquez, Bernardo |
| Governor, Bank of Mexico |
Ortiz, Martinez, Guillermo |
| Ambassador to the US |
Bremer Martino, Juan Jose |
| Permanent Representative to the UN, New York |
Navarrete, Lopez, Jorge |
NOTE: The information regarding Mexico on this page is re-published from the 2002 World Fact Book of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Mexico Gov. Leaders 2002 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Mexico Gov. Leaders 2002 should be addressed to the CIA.
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