Mexican Delegates

Two Commission Mexican Delegates were appointed by the Commission in 2019 and one in 2023. These delegates will review all Mexican agencies for CALEA Accreditation. Delegate appointments are for three years.
 

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Dr. Maria de Lourdes Rosales Martinez
Former Secretary of Municipal Public Safety and Transit of Puebla

Dr. Maria de Lourdes Rosales Martinez is the former Secretary of Public Safety and Transit  of Puebla. Previously she was the Rector of the Puebla Police Training and Development Academy-Merida Iniciative "Genreal Ignacio Zaragioza". She holds a Doctorate in Public Administration from the Institute of Public Administration from the State of Puebla. 


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Manuel de J. Villarreal Romero
Director General
System Estatal de Coordination Command, Control, Comunicaciones,
Compute e Inteligencia (C5i)

Manuel de J. Villarreal Romero currently serves as General Director for the State of Guanajuato System for Coordination, Command, Control, Communications, Computation and Intelligence (C5i). Previously he was employed as Director of Operations for the National Emergency Number Association 911 Mexico Chapter. he also served as General Director for 911 Emergency Services (C4). He holds a Master's in Public Administration, and in Information Technology Management from the University Instituto Tecnolgico de Studios Superiores de Monterrey.


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Manuel Alonso García
Secretary of Public Safety
Secretaria de Seguridad Publica del Estado de Aguascalientes

Manuel Alonso García is the Secretary of Public Safety for Secretaria de Seguridad Publica del Estado de Aguascalientes. Within his professional career, he has been the Secretary of Public Safety and Municipal Traffic of the city of Puebla, and Secretary of Public Safety of the state of Puebla. Secretary Garcia has also served as Dean of the Puebla Police Training and Development Academy-Merida Initiative. He holds a Postgraduate Degree in Public Safety and Police Sciences, as well as a Master's Degree in Criminal Sciences from the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, and has a degree in Law. Mr. Garcia has been the regional delegate of the National Association of Police Chiefs and vice president of the National Association of Police Shooting Instructors.