Astrid Rodríguez

Colombian educator and researcher

Astrid Rodríguez


Minister of Sports
In office March 7, 2023 – February 15, 2024
President	Gustavo Petro
Preceded by	María Isabel Urrutia
Succeeded by	Luz Cristina López

Personal details
Born	Astrid Bibiana Rodríguez Cortés Bogota, D.C., Colombia
Alma mater	National Pedagogic University Universidad Externado de Colombia Jorge Tadeo Lozano University
Profession	Educator researcher

Astrid Bibiana Rodríguez Cortés is a Colombian educator and researcher. Rodriguez was Minister of Sports^[1]^[2] during Gustavo Petro's administration from March 7, 2023, until her resignation^[3] on February 15, 2024, after the controversy caused by the removal of Barranquilla as hosts of the 2027 Pan American Games.

Notes

References

^ Restrepo, Sergio (February 27, 2023). "Astrid Bibiana Rodríguez, nueva ministra del Deporte". telemedellin.tv. Retrieved March 8, 2023.
^ Sandoval Castro, Jhon Edison (February 27, 2023). "Perfil de Astrid Rodríguez, nueva ministra de Deporte que reemplaza a María Isabel Urrutia". rcnradio.com. Retrieved February 28, 2023.
^ Reynoso, Lucas (February 16, 2024). "Renuncia Astrid Rodríguez, la ministra del Deporte de Gustavo Petro". elpais.com. Retrieved February 18, 2024.

External links

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Political offices
Preceded by María Isabel Urrutia	Minister of Sports 2023–2024	Succeeded by Luz Cristina López
Order of precedence
Preceded by María Isabel Urrutia as Former Minister of Sports	Order of precedence of Colombia as Former Gabinet Member	Succeeded by Arturo Luis Luna as Former Minister of Science

Cabinet of President Gustavo Petro (2022-present)

Cabinet
Vice President	Francia Márquez (2022-present)
Minister of the Interior	Alfonso Prada (2022-2023) Luis Fernando Velasco (2023-present)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Álvaro Leyva (2022-2024) Luis Gilberto Murillo (2024-present)
Minister of Finance and Public Credit	José Antonio Ocampo (2022-2023) Ricardo Bonilla (2023-present)
Minister of Justice and Law	Néstor Osuna (2022-present)
Minister of National Defense	Iván Velásquez (2022-present)
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development	Cecilia López (2022-2023) Jhenifer Mojica (2023-present)
Minister of Health and Social Protection	Carolina Corcho (2022-2023) Guillermo Jaramillo (2023-present)
Minister of Labour	Gloria Inés Ramírez (2022-present)
Minister of Mines and Energy	Irene Vélez (2022-2023) Omar Andrés Camacho (2023-present)
Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism	Germán Umaña (2022-present)
Minister of National Education	Alejandro Gaviria (2022-2023) Aurora Vergara (2023-present)
Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development	Susana Muhamad (2022-present)
Minister of Housing, City and Territory	Catalina Velasco (2022-present)
Minister of Information Technologies and Communications	Sandra Urrutia (2022-2023) Mauricio Lizcano (2023-present)
Minister of Transport	Guillermo Reyes (2022-2023) William Camargo (2023-present)
Minister of Culture	Patricia Ariza (2022-2023) Jorge Zorro (2023-2023) Juan David Correa (2023-present)
Minister of Sports	María Isabel Urrutia (2022-2023) Astrid Rodríguez (2023-2024) Luz Cristina López (2024-present)
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation	Arturo Luis Luna (2022-2023) Yesenia Olaya (2023-present)
Minister of Equality and Equity	Francia Márquez (2023-present)

Cabinet-level
Chief of Staff	Laura Sarabia (2022-2023)
General Director of the DAPR	Mauricio Lizcano (2022-2023) Carlos Ramón González (2023-2024) Laura Sarabia (2024-present)
General Director of DPN	Jorge Iván González (2022-2024) Alexander López Maya (2024-present)
General Director of the DAFP	Augusto Manrique (2022-present)
General Director of the DAPS	Cielo Rusinque (2022-2023) Laura Sarabia (2023-2024) Gustavo Bolívar (2024-present)
General Director of the DNI	Manuel Casanova (2022-2024) Carlos Ramón González (2024-present)
General Director of the DANE	Piedad Urdinola (2022-present)