Virginia Fernandez, the territorial delegate for Employment, Training, Self-Employment, Economic Transformation, Industry, Knowledge and Universities of Granada, has resigned. According to Ministry sources, it was taken for personal reasons.
This means that the Almerian is out of office just days after June 19’s regional elections in which the Popular Party won an absolute majority. It was also confirmed that Ciudadanos will not be represented in the Andalusian chamber of the new legislature.
In February 2019, the leader was elected to office. As part of the government agreement between PP, Ciudadanos, she was appointed for one of the delegations that relied on the orange formation. She was a professor of Business Organization at University of Granada. As the leader of the delegation she was responsible for the development of programs like the AIRE initiative to activate, promote and recover employment. This led to more than 100 people being hired in Nasrid capital.
