He was said by one of Ambassador Vilma Socorro Martínez's cables to have revealed details about working with former President Néstor Kirchner, stating that he was "a psychopath; a monster whose bully approach to politics shows his sense of inferiority."
On the legal front, MALDEF made U.S. civil rights history during Martínez's tenure as general counsel and president when she directed a program that helped secure an extension of the Voting Rights Act to include Mexican Americans among the groups it protected, overcoming skepticism from both traditional, white conservative groups as well as the NAACP (whose director, Clarence Mitchell, maintained that expanding the Voting Rights Act to include other groups could weaken its protection of blacks).
Socorro | Vilma Santos | Socorro, New Mexico | Pedro Martínez | Martinez, California | Bob Martinez | Tino Martinez | Roberto Martínez | Odaline de la Martinez | Vilma Hollingbery | Tomás Eloy Martínez | Susana Martinez | Socorro County, New Mexico | Dennis Martínez | Carlos Martínez de Irujo, 1st Marquis of Casa Irujo | Antonio María Martínez | Vilma Bánky | Santiago Martínez Delgado | Rafael Arévalo Martínez | Pedro Martinez | Oscar Martinez | Neco Martínez | Martínez de la Torre | Martinez | María del Carmen Martínez-Bordiú y Franco | Leo Martinez | José María Caro Martínez | José Bono Martínez | Jorge Loring Martinez | Jorge Emilio González Martínez |