Pedro Cerisola

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Pedro Cerisola

Pedro Cerisola y Weber (born March 3, 1949, in

Secretary of Communications under President Vicente Fox's administration.^[1]

Cerisola studied

Teléfonos de Mexico serving in different position.^[1]

Cerisola headed

Secretary of Communications

He is a member of the

executive committee.

References

^ ^a ^b Pedro Cerisola y Weber. "Mexico: The Cabinet: Secretariat of Communications and Transport (SCT)".

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