Germán Martínez (Mexican Politician)
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Germán Martínez Cázares (born June 20, 1967 in Quiroga, Michoacán) is a Mexican politician and lawyer. He was a member of the National Action Party. Martínez Cázares holds a degree in law from the
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. Has a Specialty in
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and
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from the ''Center for Political and Constitutional Studies'' (Madrid). Pursued Doctoral Studies in Constitutional Law at the Universidad Complutense. He has given lectures on law and politics at
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and various Mexican universities. Has also taught law at the
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.


His career

* Federal Deputy during the 57th Session (1997–2000), where he was President of the Population Commission and member of COCOPA. * Federal Deputy during the 59th Session (2003–2006) where he was Assistant Coordinator for the National Action Party Parliamentary Group, member of the Commissions for Constitutional Points and Culture and the Committee for the Center for Legal Studies and Parliamentary Research and the Group of Friendship between Mexico and Spain. * Within the National Action Party, he has been a member of the National Executive Committee, Secretary of Party Studies and Director General of the ''Rafael Preciado Hernández Foundation''. * He has written for several publications, include the '' El Economista ''newspaper and a weekly journal called ''Proceso''. He has coauthored a selection of texts on Carlos Castillo Peraza, published by Fondo de Cultura Económica. * He represented the National Action Party in the General Council of the
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in the 2000 and 2006 electoral processes. * Member of president elect Felipe Calderón's transition team. * 2007: Elected as the 19th party president. He resigned on July 6, 2009 because of the electoral defeat of his party in the 2009 Mexican elections. * Legal director before the ''Consejo General del Instituto Federal Electoral'' (Federal Election Commission). * December 3, 2018: General Director of the
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. On May 21, 2019, Martínez Cázares resigned, complaining of a lack of resources and blaming it on the austerity budget of the Department of Treasury (''Hacienda''). On May 22, he requested to be reinstated in the
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External links


National Action Party website

''Proceso'' magazine article
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