The government meeting held on June 21, 2025, by the Cámara de Representantes in Puerto Rico focused on the evaluation of a candidate for a judicial position. The session began with a detailed presentation by the candidate, Licenciada Colón, who highlighted her extensive 30-year career in public service, which includes roles in judicial, administrative, and legal capacities at both state and municipal levels.

Colón emphasized her commitment to exercising the law with independence and sensitivity, ensuring that institutions serve the public efficiently and equitably. She recounted her journey as a judge, starting from her role in municipal court to her tenure in the Superior Court and ultimately in the Court of Appeals. Notably, she was the first municipal judge appointed to serve as a Superior Court judge, a position she held while managing complex civil and criminal cases.

Throughout her career, Colón participated in high-profile cases that shaped public policy, demonstrating her ability to navigate legislative gaps with legal expertise and strategic vision. She also served as vice mayor and interim mayor of Guaynabo, contributing to her understanding of local governance. Additionally, her experience in the Department of Justice, particularly in child protection and sexual offenses, further underscores her legal acumen.

Colón concluded her presentation by expressing her readiness to assist the legislative process and her hope that her background would be beneficial for the committee's evaluation. The meeting proceeded with acknowledgment from the representatives, who recognized her extensive public service and the significance of her contributions to the legal field.

The session highlighted the importance of experienced candidates in judicial roles and set the stage for further discussions on the evaluation process. The committee members expressed their appreciation for Colón's insights and her willingness to answer any additional questions, indicating a thorough review of her qualifications would follow.