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 Mujer del Año 2026 del Distrito 43

by SFVS Staff March 18, 2026March 18, 2026

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Asambleísta Celeste Rodríguez reconoció a María Elena “Mary” Solorio, concejala de la Ciudad de San Fernando, como la Mujer del Año 2026 del Distrito 43 de la Asamblea, por su dedicación constante a la representación comunitaria.

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Residente de San Fernando de toda la vida, Solorio fue elegida para el Consejo de la Ciudad de San Fernando en 2022 y previamente se desempeñó como vicealcaldesa. Como mexicana-estadounidense de primera generación y analista conductual certificada por la junta, ha dedicado su carrera a apoyar a niños y familias y a ampliar el acceso a los servicios de salud mental y conductual. Está criando a sus dos hijas en la misma comunidad en la que creció, aportando tanto su experiencia profesional como su experiencia de vida como madre a su labor de defensa. Solorio está actualmente completando su doctorado en Psicología Clínica Aplicada en The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.

“Como concejala, estoy comprometida a estar junto a nuestras vecinas y vecinos, a proteger a las familias y a asegurar que todas las personas de nuestra comunidad puedan vivir sin miedo,” dijo Solorio. “Escuchar, colaborar y actuar juntos demuestra que los gobiernos locales pueden hacer una diferencia real. Agradezco este reconocimiento por parte de la asambleísta Rodríguez.”

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Solorio será honrada durante la celebración de la Mujer del Año de la Legislatura de California en el Capitolio del Estado.

La asambleísta Rodríguez representa el Distrito 43 de la Asamblea, que incluye la Ciudad de San Fernando y comunidades del noreste del Valle de San Fernando, entre ellas Arleta, Sun Valley, Sylmar, Pacoima, Panorama City, North Hollywood, Valley Glen, Lake View Terrace, Mission Hills y North Hills.

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