Asume Rubalcava the direction of the Metro; will play good role: Brugada

Adrián Rubalcava Suárez took office yesterday as the new director of the Collective Transport System (STC) Metro, instead of Guillermo Calderón Aguilera, who will continue in the Government of Mexico City as an adviser on mobility.

Ivonne MelgarIn expressing his confidence in the appointment of Adrián Rubalcava as the new head of the CBD Metro, the head of the deputies of Morena, Ricardo Monreal, said he had a positive opinion of the former PRI. The parliamentary leader recalled that the former mayor of Cuajimalpa was also part of the profiles of politicians who, coming from other parties, joined in 2024 to the presidential candidacy of Claudia Sheinbaum contributing to th…

Cd. of Mexico.- President Claudia Sheinbaum asked this Wednesday to give an opportunity to Adrián Rubalcava, the former PRI who was appointed as the new director of the Mexico City Metro. The President urged critics of the former Mayor of Cuajimalpa to observe their performance at the head of the Collective System, to express an opinion and judge their management. From the National Palace, Sheinbaum suggested that the critics of Rubalcava read t…

Jorge Montejo They say that the Fourth Transformation is full of surprises, but no one expected that one of them was Adrian Rubalcava, the brand new director of the CDMX Metro. That’s right, the same Rubalcava who until recently waved the PRI’s tricolor flag with pride is now in charge of bringing to a good port (or to a good wagon) the most chaotic transport system in the capital. How did this unexpected turn happen? Easy, Brunette has a gift t…

Rubalcava left the PRI and joined the Fourth Transformation. Now, at the head of the Metro, President Claudia Sheinbaum asks to give him a vote of confidence. The post Claudia, on Adrián Rubalcava: “He supported our movement, give him a chance” first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx

Adrián Rubalcava, former mayor of Cuajimalpa, was appointed new director of Mexico City’s Metro Collective Transport System (CDMX) and will have to meet certain goals. On Tuesday, May 6, Adrián Rubalcava became official as director of the CDMX Metro, following speculations that emerged in March 2025, which at that time were not confirmed. Adrian Rubalcava’s appointment took place a few days after the official announced his separation from Omar G…