Teófilo Serrano, former secretary general of the Socialist Workers’ Party of Madrid and former president of Renfe, dies

Teofilo SerranoFormer Senator and Secretary General Polyphenylene sulfide of Madrid yes President of Spanish National RailwaysThe Madrid Workers’ Party announced through its social networks that he died this Saturday at the age of 74. Serrano, from Tudela, Navarra, was a civil, canal and port engineer and a state official.

During the government Felipe GonzalezSerrano served as Secretary of State for Public Administration. In addition, he served as Director of the National Geographic Institute and President of Renfe. In the third legislature of the Community of Madrid, he was elected as a deputy to the then Socialist Federation of Madrid (FSM). Between 1991 and 1994, Serrano served as a deputy to the Regional Parliament and autonomous senator.

During this period, Serrano served as Secretary General of the Socialist Federation of Madrid.Finite State Machine), is experiencing a deep crisis due to confrontations between the “Acosta” faction (led by the guerrillas) Jose AcostaAt the 6th World Trade Union Confederation Congress in 1991, Serrano took over the leadership position left by the World Trade Union Confederation. Joaquin ReginaHe led the Madrid Socialist Party for 12 years and belongs to the same faction.

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“Teófilo Serrano has left us. He was a colleague of the Socialists of Madrid, an engineer and civil servant who always served the country. At this moment, we are filled with love and affection for his family and friends,” he wrote. PSOE-M in X (formerly Twitter).

Current Secretary General, Juan LobatoAlso remembered on the same social network was Serrano: “Some socialists never stop being socialists. Teófilo Serrano, General Secretary of the Socialist Party of Madrid, is one of them. It was an honor to have had his advice and support over the years. All the love and affection for his family and friends.”

On the social network X, the Secretary of the Spanish Socialist Party, Santos SerdanIt also expressed regret over the “sad news of Teofilo’s passing”. A socialist of firm conviction “His career will always be a reference to commitment to the best socialist values. My condolences to his family and loved ones,” he added.

Chairman of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party, Christina NarbonneHe also expressed his sincere condolences to the family and friends of Teófilo Serrano, whom he had the opportunity to “meet and value”. The former Socialist MP of Madrid and president of the Peace Movement, Manuel de la Rochaalso joined the mourning: “A great man and an excellent socialist has left us. May he rest in peace”