Nancy Núñez allows nepotism… In the structure of Azcapotzalco – Diario Basta!

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Two families obtain positions as directors, although they do not declare having extensive experience to have the position in the Morenoist mayor’s office.

Omar Montalvo

Mexico City. – In the mayor’s office Azcapotzalco in charge of Nancy Nuneztwo groups of brothers held a position in the government structure in positions such as directors in areas of treasury and services, despite the fact that the councilor denounced the nepotism in public administration when she was in her previous position as a representative in the local Congress.

Nepotism, a practice that the Morena party has disapproved of in statements, but in Azcapotzalco The Vargas Cortés brothers occupy structural positions. Reyna Vargas is in the Treasury Subdirectorate, which according to the transparent payroll platform, allows her to have a monthly salary of 40,800 pesos. His brother Ramiro Vargas is in Azcapotzalco as Director of General Services with a salary of 52,430 pesos.

According to the work experience reported by Reyna, her professional experience dates back to the period between 1993 and 2010, when she was an accountant, secretary, and high school prefect. His brother, in his asset declaration, reported that since 2021 he entered Azcapotzalco as Head of the Departmental Unit (JUD), in the Directorate of Legal Affairs, without indicating any other previous experience.

In addition to those mentioned, the Rentería Narváez brothers are in the Azcapotzalco structure, who according to internal sources, indicate that they are alleged relatives of the general director of Government, Azucena Narváez. Ernesto Rentería is in the JUD of Educational Infrastructure and Alberto Rentería is in the JUD of Logistics.

The transparent payroll platform indicates that both have a salary of 29 thousand pesos. Of both brothers, only Alberto Rentería presented his asset declaration, where he indicated that his previous experience was as a Social Development liaison for the Cuauhtémoc mayor’s office between 2014 and 2025, but Ernesto did not publicly present either his declaration or his resume.