Amid rumors of changes in the federal cabinet, possible successors are being sought to fill the position of director of the IMSS following the imminent departure of Zoé Robledo. The latter, coming from the previous management of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has been involved in several complaints regarding health issues in the country.
Various names are being considered for the position at the National Palace. Among them is Carlos Ulloa, an elected federal deputy from CDMX and a trusted figure of President Claudia Sheinbaum.
The departure of Zoé Robledo marks the beginning of changes at the IMSS, with adjustments in different directions and dependencies that suggest a forthcoming restructuring of this important government institution.
There are rumors that 2021 will begin with modifications in Claudia Sheinbaum's cabinet. Speculation about the possibility of changes in her team has been present since the end of last year, pointing to the departure of some figures and the incorporation of new ones.
The uncertainty about who will fill the position of director of the IMSS persists, given the close relationship the institute has with Sheinbaum. Names like Carlos Ulloa and other figures are being considered to assume the direction, amid a process that promises significant changes in the management of the institution.
Despite the internal challenges and rumors of changes in the cabinet, it is expected that the IMSS will find a new leader who ensures continuity in health service attention in Mexico, in a context of uncertainty about the future of this key entity of the federal government.
