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+-Ñ- Turnese a La {Utwa 2 7 rov 20tg +-Ñ- TURNESE A LA {UTWA"DE COORDINACION POLITTGA NIJMERO DEPENDENC C. DIPUTADAS Y DIPUTADOS GOBIERNO DEL H. CONGRESO DEL ESTADO DE JAIISCO. PRESENTES.- DE IALISCO PODER Los suscritos Diputadas y Diputados Gustavo Macías Zambrano, Adenawer González LEGISLATIVO Fierros, Claudia Murguía Torres, lrma de Anda Licea, Jorge Eduardo González Arana, José Hernán Cortés Berumen, Carlos Eduardo Sánchez Carrillo, lrma Verónica E J González Orozco y José de Jesús Hurtado Torres, integrantes de la Grupo Parlamentaria del Partido Acción Nacional de esta LXll Legislatura del Estado de Jalisco, en uso de las facultades que nos confieren el artículo 35 fracción I de la Constitución ïs *L Política, así como los artículos 26, fracción Xl, 27, fraccion l, 133 numeral 2, 139, fracción l, L40 y L42 de la Ley Orgánica del Poder Legislativo, ambos ordenamientos 5lt del Estado de Jalisco, respetuosamente comparecemos ante esta distinguida Asamblea ,rrçr*rçJf, fin de presentar la siguiente: v 0 INICIATIVA DE ACUERDO LEGISLATIVO H0rrÁ Por medio de la cual se aprueba otorgar un reconocimiento post mortem a la familia del empresario jalisciense Jorge Carlos Vergara Madrigal, de acuerdo con la siguiente: EXPOSICIóN DE MOTIVOS l. La actividad económica es el pilar fundamental para garantizar la productividad, el desarrollo y el progreso material de las sociedades. Por esta razón toda comunidad de personas reconoce el esfuerzo realizado por los empresarios locales por su determinación para mejorar las condiciones económicas no solamente cercanas, sino de todo el entorno colectivo. ll. Bajo tal lógica, es que consideramos al empresario jalisciense, Jorge Carlos Vergara trl@ Madrigal, como un actor económico valioso para la inversión y la generación de t'Tl E YI - o (nG) (-) empleos en nuestro Estado. Al igual que todos y cada uno de los empresarios de tn q ç a t5=, nuestro Estado, Jorge Vergara Madrigal hizo una apuesta presente por Jalisco, oz, O .<CN Õ>= logrando con ello una aportación significativa en la creación de empleos, tanto en (D)Þ õ. propietario -L c,-. su calidad de del Club Deportivo Guadalajara como fundador del Grupo \-= .Eflt \>(ô Omnilife. =t c>o ;tÞ (D E' o Gran empresario Mexicano, Tapatío, nacido 1955 en Guadalajara, Jalisco, oc) c^ lll. en 6 siendo eltercero de cinco hijos del empresario Jorge Vergara Cabrera, conocido Página r de 4 þ., NÚME DEPENDENC ¡A como Jorge Vergara, presidente fundador de Grupo Omnilife Chivas, murió a los 64 páncreas.i GOBIERNO años, quien en los últimos años había sufrido cáncer de DE IALISCO lV. En sus inicios se desempeñó como mecánico y traductor de textos. Dentro de la industria empresarial vendió automóviles y a los 23 años, en el año de 1978, fue PODER cuando comenzó a desempañarse en el ámbito de los negocios, al ser subdirector LEGISLATIVO comercial de Casolar, en donde estuvo hasta 1-982 año en el que la empresa quebró financiera que azotó a México en dicho año, fue entonces SECRETARIA debido a la crisis DEL CONGRESO cuando decidió empezar de manera independiente cocinando y vendiendo carnitas y después con un restaurtante de comida italiana en donde tuvo altibajos en los negocios al liderar proyectos familiares, los cuales no prosperaron, por tal motivo emigró a Estados Unidos en donde se integró al grupo Herbalife. En el año de 1989, el 11 de septiembre, crea Omnitrition USA y en L99L fundó Omnitrition de México, quedando como único dueño y cambiando su nombre a Omnilife tras expanderse en México. Dicha empresa es una multinacional dedicada i a Ia fabricación y comercialización de productos nutricionales y cosméticos, i mediante el novedoso sistema de multidesarrollo donde se prioriza el crecimiento integral de sus empresarios, considerándose una de las empresas más importantes de México y América Latina contando con una planta de manufactura de productos nutricionales más grande del contienen en su tipo, ubicada en la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara (ZMG) además de otra que se encuentra en Colombia. ¡ En el año 2002 incursionó como empresario en el futbol, adquiriendo el 87% de la propiedad del Club Deportivo Guadalajara, que durante su gestión ganaron dos títulos de Liga, dos de copa y un campeonato de CONCACAF, una Supercopa, además de una Final de la Copa Libertadores en el 2010." Posteriormente adquirió al Club Deportivo Saprissa de costa Rica en 2OO3, hasta el 2011 que fue vendido. Así mismo dentro de la empresa cinematográfica, al encontrarse con Alfonso ;il Cuarón en 1999, incursionó como co-productor de películas mexicanas como "Y tu ij¡'I r'ì ä. I mamá también", creando Producciones Anhelo, siguiendo con "El espinazo del o.q i @ diablo" a lado de las productoras Tequila Gang de Guillermo del Toro y "El deseo" (ä 'rt G>_ ffe de Pedro Almodóvar, así como las películas "El asesinato de Richard Nixon" y ËFi ct "Crónicas" o= <5=== râ><c) <D2>- õ- i \ ì" ã==H Forbes Staff. (2019). Jorge Vergara, dueño de Chivas y Grupo Omnilife, falleció, confirmó su hi-io. 19 de noviembre de 2019, de e<)LO Forbes México Sitio web: https://www.forbes.com.mx/jorge-vergara-dueno-de-chivas-y-grupo-omnilifè-fallecio-confirmo-su-hijo/ <'>Ë.9 <t " LA AFICIÓN. (2019). Jorge Vergara, de vendedor de carnitas a dueño de Chivas. 20 de noviembre de2019, de MILENIO Sitio I web: https://www.milenio.com/futbol/club-guadalajara/jorge-vergara-quien-es-el-dueno-de-chivas-biografia Página 2 de 4 NÚME DEPENDENC l^ Durante el Festival de Cine de Guadalajara, en su edición 2004, Vergara creó el Premio JVC para el mejor director, que le concedió al mexicano Fernando GOBIERNO Eimbcke, por su debut fílmico en Temporada de patos. Así como en la construcción DE JALISCO creó el despacho Centro JVC (Jorge Vergara Cabrera), llamado así en honor a su padre.i¡¡ PODER LEGISLATIVO En mayo de 2016, Jorge Vergara convirtió a las Chivas en el primer equipo de Primera División del fútbol mexicano en incursionar la transmisión de sus SECRETAR.íA DEL CONGRESO partidos ya no en televisión abierta, sino por medio del internet con la creación de Chivas TV, una plataforma que se convirtió en el canal oficial de los partidos de fútbol en exclusiva del Club Deportivo Guadalajara como local. Marcando así una nueva etapa en la forma de ver fútbol en México. Dentro de su apoyo en la economía de México, mediante el programa televisivo "Shark Tank", el empresario apoyó el talento mexicano en el, tal fue el caso en que decidió invertir en una pequeña empresa tapatía que desarrolla pinturas ecológicas, por nombrar un ejemplo, puesto que gracias a este programa, el millonario ayudó con su inversión a varios emprendedores mexicanos para hacer despegar sus proyectos. ¡u V. En razón de todo lo anterior y tras el reciente fallecimiento de Jorge Carlos Vergara Madrigal, ocurrido el día 15 de noviembre del presente año, es que el Grupo Parlamentario de Acción Nacional considera pertinente el otorgar un reconocimiento póstumo a quien creyó en la vocación económica de Jalisco, lamentando la pérdida de uno de los empresarios jaliscienses reconocidos a nivel mundial. Por lo anterior sometemos a la consideración del Congreso del Estado de Jalisco este proyecto de Acuerdo Legislativo en el que el Grupo Parlamentario del PAN propone la siguiente iniciativa de: ACUERDO LEGISLATIVO m l^c-v = r:. mv 6) xÞ. Úru¡CO.- Se aprueba realizar un homenaje póstumo en el Recinto Legislativo del o \j: lw- rTI¡-- Congreso del Estado, así como a otorgar un reconocimiento, a través de sus familiares, EJ -fI É) ç) r¡0 {-t> Õ<> al empresario Jalisciense Jorge Carlos Vergara Madrigal, el día que para tal efecto Þ - *t cf determine la Junta de Coordinación Política. <> :Þz. <t).< !2 :Þ (Þ- <n =. ,- fTtç) \JJ-I -Þ (t) ov "' CNNBxpansión. (2015). 9 datos que definen a Jorge Vergara. l9 de noviembr e de 2019, de EXPANSIÓN EN ALIANZA CON c t'n<) CNN Sitio web: https://expansion.mx/negocios/2}15/04/03/9-cosas-que-definen-a-jorge-vergara CD ct=r- o iu c) <r> MILENIO DIGIT'AL. (2019). Jorge Vergara, el empresario que apoyaba el talento mexicano en'Shark Tank'. 20 de noviembre de CDÕ 2019, de MILENIO Sitio web: https://www.milenio.com/espectaculos/jorge-vergara-apoyaba{alento-mexicano-shark+hank Página 3 de 4 NÚME DEPENDENC t^ ATENTAMENTE GOBIERNO Guadalajara, Jalisco, a 20 de Noviembre de 2019. o2079, año de ld ígudldad de género en lolísco" DE IALISCO del Estado de Jalisco Salón de Sesiones del Congreso l PODER LEGISLATIVO SECRETARíA DEL CONGRESO DIP. G ZAMBRANO os É rrn¡¡Áru coRTÉs BER MEN DIP. ADENA FIERROS DIP. VE NZÁLEZ OROZCO DIP. CLAUDIA MURGUíN TONNTS. DI EDUARDO EZ CARRI \ DIP. IRMA DE ANDA LICEA DIP. HU I }F ø.9 DIP. JORGE E U O GON 'riã^B I@m Fg"ft õ6) ac) z fi(= =(t)O => eo' {tt)Þ 2. -(Jrrl o .E + ct> oÐ -Ð c> Õ<t, 9() <t> oct> lniciativa de Acuerdo Legislativo por medio de la cual se aprueba otorgar un reconocimiento post mortem a la familia del empresario jalisciense Jorge Carlos Vergara Madrigal. Página 4 de 4.
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