Deputy Paloma Domínguez Ugarte, Federal Member of Congress, Mexico

Paloma Domínguez Ugarte, M.P.A. is a Federal Member of Congress representing the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. In the Mexican Chamber of Deputies, she serves as Secretary of the Commission responsible for discussing, analyzing, and advancing legislative reforms related to human rights. Through her parliamentary work, she has actively contributed to debates on the protection and promotion of fundamental rights, with a strong emphasis on equality, dignity, and access to justice. Her legislative agenda places particular focus on the protection of minorities and vulnerable groups, including women, children, indigenous communities, migrants, and victims of violence, seeking to ensure that public policies respond to their specific needs. In addition to her work on human rights, Congresswoman Domínguez has incorporated environmental protection into her legislative priorities, recognizing the close link between environmental sustainability, social justice, and the full enjoyment of human rights. She advocates for policies that promote responsible environmental stewardship while safeguarding the well-being of present and future generations.