The woman who was next in line to be Puerto Rico’s governor doesn’t want the job

She said in a tweet that while the constitution calls for her to be the governor, she hopes Rosselló appoints a new secretary of state who can then take over.

Rosselló’s resignation will go into effect August 2.

Vázquez Garced became secretary of justice in January 2017. She’s an ally of Rosselló and many Puerto Ricans are wary of her because of it.

Protestors and critics behind the popular “Ricky, resign” hashtag, or #RickyRenuncia, have been pushing the hashtag #WandaRenuncia.

“Her positions and her character as a person is well aligned with what Ricardo Rosselló represents,” said Mayra Velez Serrano, a professor of political science at the University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras. “It’s no surprise that Puerto Ricans don’t want her either.”