Ana María Boone Godoy

Boone received an undergraduate degree in early childhood education from the National Pedagogic University and worked as a normal school professor at the Labastida Superior Normal School.^[2] She also joined Section 39 of the SNTE.^[2]

Most of Boone's public service positions have been in the town of San Juan de Sabinas, where she directed the DIF and was a town councilor from 2003 to 2005.^[2] Similarly, she was deputy director of educational services for Sabinas and the nearby town of Múzquiz between 2010 and 2011.^[2]

In 2012, voters sent Boone Godoy to the LIX Legislature of Coahuila, where she spent two years as a deputy and served as the secretary of the chamber's board of directors.^[2]

Boone became a federal deputy in 2015 after she received 50 percent of the votes from Coahuila's second district, far ahead of the second-place candidate with just 15 percent.^[3] She serves as the Secretary of the Radio and Television Commission and also serves on the Children's Rights and Equity and Gender Commissions.^[2]

Boone is involved in additional nonpolitical activities, including her role as the chairwoman and spokesperson of the Nueva Esperanza (New Hope) orphanage in Nueva Rosita,^[2] as well as part ownership of Radio Triunfadora de Coahuila, S.A. de C.V.,^[4] the concessionaire of radio station XHWQ-FM in Monclova.^[5] Her father, Daniel Boone Menchaca,^[6] holds the concession for XHENR-FM, a radio station in Nueva Rosita.^[5]

Boone Godoy has two children, Ana Daniela and Annette.^[6]