Tijuana, Baja California.- This Monday the ordinary general assembly of the State Association of Tae Kwon Do of Baja California was held, with Raúl Iván Alejandro González Valenzuela remaining as president, for the period 2021-2025.
Among the issues discussed during the meeting held in the audiovisual room of the High Performance Center (CAR) in Tijuana, the election of the Board of Directors was highlighted, for which there was only one form that was the unanimous winner.
The full assembly approved the votes of said list to occupy the positions of the board of directors of the State Association of Tae Kwon Do, which was integrated as follows:
President, Raúl Iván Alejandro González Valenzuela; Executive Vice President, Gustavo Ortega Robles; Operational Vice President, Ricardo René Rolón Tapia, Angel de Jesús Vázquez Reyes; Secretary, María Luisa Fernanda Ruelas Villalobos; Deputy Secretary, Diana Stephanie López Ontiveros; Treasurer, Juan Carlos Vera Ramírez.
In addition, Wilfredo Javier Martínez Cárdenas was appointed Commissioner; the members: Eduardo Esteban Burgos Ruiz, Ometochtli Jorge Téllez Salinas and Ricardo Mendoza Orona; and Jesús Alfonso Márquez García was appointed as legal representative.
The assembly was chaired by Jonathan Cristian Salazar Castrejón, in his capacity as representative of the Mexican Federation of this sport and its electoral committee, as well as Roberto Beltrán Ramonetti in charge of the Associated Sport and César Osuna Brambila of High Level of Competition by the INDE.
On the occasion, Gustavo Ortega presented the financial statement kept by the State Association, which was approved by the attendees, thanked the support received during the time he was at the helm.
During the presentation of his four-year program, Raúl Alejandro González, spoke of the importance of giving continuity to the work developed by his predecessor, of supporting the athletes who are en route to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and promoting more clinics for coaches and clubs.
He also presented a plaque of recognition for Gustavo Ortega.
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