After graduating in Psychology from UNAM, in the 1970s she officially joined the Institutional Revolutionary Party, holding various positions throughout the 1980s and 1990s as Finance Coordinator and President of the Party's Thematic Commission. Linked to the government of the state of Chiapas, in 1989 she worked in positions such as General Director of Civil Protection and Rehabilitation, Coordinator of the Program for the Integration of Women in Development, Secretary of Rural Development and Private Secretary of the Secretary of Government. She began the 2000s representing the state as a Deputy for the LVIII Legislature of the Mexican Congress of the Union, also chairing the Commission of Population, Borders and Migratory Affairs.[2][3][4]
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