She has a degree in Pedagogy from the Universidad Panamericana,[1] and has participated in several organizations of the left and fought for the equality of women.

This includes several organized by the Socialist International on behalf of the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and member of the Mexican delegation to the World Conference of Women held in Beijing, China.

Mícher ran for Governor of Guanajuato in 1995, coming third to Vicente Fox and PRI candidate Ignacio Vázquez Torres [es], but obtaining an important influence for her party, which was practically nonexistent before her candidacy.

Mícher was a deputy in the Guanajuato state legislature, from 1997 to 2000, and she ran unsuccessfully for Municipal President of León in 2000.

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