(Coalición Canaria), her background, career, and current role:
✅ Summary
Rosa Dávila Mamely is a seasoned, trailblazing public servant committed to transforming Tenerife’s institutional governance, mobility, social welfare, and sustainability landscape. Her leadership as Cabildo president is framed around modernization, inclusivity, and accelerated action to rebuild civic trust and resilience across the island’s communities.
Legislative & Island Leadership
- Second Vice President of the Parliament of the Canary Islands (2019–2023) (es.wikipedia.org)
- President of the Cabildo de Tenerife since 3 July 2023 – first woman in the 110‑year history of the institution (es.wikipedia.org)
🎯Key Commitments & Initiatives
- Mobility & Traffic: Upon assuming the presidency, announced a working group to tackle Tenerife’s chronic traffic congestion immediately, with ambitious targets for tangible improvements within her term (canarianweekly.com)
- Public Administration Reform: Vowed to reduce bureaucracy, make insular administration more responsive—addressing slow tendering processes and promoting citizen- and SME-centered governance (tenerifeweekly.com)
- Social Policy Agenda: Proposed creating 2,800 care places for elderly and dependent citizens; pledged €150M investment in renewable energy and energy transition over 4 years (tenerifeweekly.com)
- Equality & Representation: As Tenerife’s first female Cabildo president, positions her leadership as a symbol of progress, particularly in traditionally male-dominated fields and structures (famatenerife.com)
- Solidarity with Migrants: Emphasized Tenerife’s hospitality, urging national responsibility and humane treatment of those arriving via sea routes in vulnerable conditions