Antonio Morales de la Peña

Antonio Morales de la Peña (born November 1, 1971 in Colima, Mexico). Hols a law degree from ITESO, a diploma in Parliamentary Studies from UNAM and an MA in Economics and Government from the Universidad Anáhuac.

His career
  • Legal Advisor to the National Action Parliamentary Party in the Republic in the 56th and 57th Legislature (1994).
  • He was appointed Town Hall Secretary of Villa de Álvarez, Colima (1999).
  • He was sworn in as deputy in the 53rd Legislature of the Congress of the State of Colima, where he presided over the Petitions Commission and is Secretary of Legislative Studies and Constitutional Points, as well as Justice, in addition to belonging to the Special Commission for State Political Reform (2000).
  • He was elected federal deputy by majority to the 53rd Legislature, during the first year of which he was head of the board of directors. During the second, he was secretary of the latter and in the third, he was secretary of the Public Security and Constitutional Points Commissions (2003).
  • In the extraordinary elections of December 2003, he was gubernatorial candidate for the state of Colima for the "Everyone for Colima" coalition, comprising the PAN-PRD-ADC.
  • He was mayoral candidate for Colima. He taught in the diploma course on Law and Parliamentary Practice promoted by the Institute for Legal Research at the University of Colima. He was a speaker at the "Forum for Fiscal Reform 2001" organized by the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the University of Colima. At the invitation of the US Department of State, he took part in the program "International Visitors" on the topic of US Federalism. He took part in the 3rd General Assembly of the Parliamentary Conference of the Americas held in Río de Janeiro (2006).
  • As vice-president of the Chamber of Deputies, he took part in the 2004 Convention of the World Association of Mexicans Abroad, held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
  • He contributed to the newspaper "Diario de Colima" (from 2000 to 2005).
gollark: I don't think you can conveniently express a good chat protocol as one page of very elegant algorithm.
gollark: People don't seem to use it much. I don't know why. It seems fairly okay.
gollark: Actually, XMPP tried this.
gollark: I feel like that might end up leading to horribleness and large quantities of base64.
gollark: It might be cooler to have IRC with a federated global identity system and server history somehow.

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