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Former federal minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada elected mayor of Montreal

Soraya Martinez Ferrada pledges to end homeless encampments in four years and audit bike lanes amid voter turnout of 38%, marking a shift from Projet Montréal’s leadership.

  • 1- Soraya Martinez Ferrada, a former federal minister, has been elected Montreal’s new mayor, ending eight years of left-leaning leadership. 2- She led the centrist party Ensemble Montréal and gained support from voters dissatisfied with outgoing Mayor Valérie Plante’s government. 3- In her victory speech, she highlighted breaking a new “glass ceiling” as Montreal’s first mayor from a diverse background, following Plante, the city’s first female mayor.
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Eight years after Valérie Plante, the "mistress of bicycles", Montreal changed course. The former centrist minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada, who had emerged from Chilean immigration, imposed himself with 43% of the votes and promised to turn the page of an eco-progressive era judged to be breathless.

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Former federal minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada elected mayor of Montreal

In a vote for change, Montrealers have chosen Soraya Martinez Ferrada, a former federal Liberal minister, as the city’s new mayor.

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Soraya Martinez Ferrada won a convincing victory and won the majority of seats on the city council.

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