Opinion 51 | Guest Column

The Chief

The power of "La Jefa" is not only felt over the senators of her bench, but also over senators and collaborators of other benches.

By Leticia Robles de la Rosa

Surrounded by controversies, which are woven around the real power she has in the Morena bench in the Senate, Andrea Chávez Treviño from Chihuahua has become a source of annoyance for several Morena senators to whom she shouts, orders and even scolds them if the things they do or say do not seem right to her.

Some Morena senators and practically all the workers of the parliamentary group call her "La Jefa" (The Boss), because she is not only responsible for the institutional communication of the parliamentary group inside and outside the parliamentary group, but she is also the de facto administrative coordinator, so everyone must count on her endorsement to obtain funds for the hiring of advisors.

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