David Collado’s presidential project strengthened in San Antonio de Guerra
In a recent political gathering held in San Antonio de Guerra, Santo Domingo province, leader César Rojas projected support exceeding 70% for David Collado’s presidential aspirations in this district. The event brought together supporters and local leaders with the goal of consolidating the political structure ahead of the 2028 electoral process.
During his speech, Rojas extended an invitation to the sectors that oppose this project at the national level, suggesting that they join Collado’s proposal, which he defined as the option that ensures the continuity of the work initiated by President Luis Abinader.
Today, our colleagues who oppose us at the national level do not need to come looking for anything in Guerra; I suggest they approach this project of David Collado, who is the one who guarantees the continuity of Luis Abinader’s government.
César Rojas, political leader
Growth and organization strategy
For his part, Starlin Alcántara, executive director of the project, emphasized that the doors are open for those who wish to join the movement. In addition, he called on the residents of San Antonio de Guerra to intensify their field work to reach the internal 80-20 goal established by the national leadership.
David Collado’s leadership was highlighted by his management skills, his vision for development, and his constant closeness to various sectors of Dominican society, qualities that, according to those present, position him as a significant political reference.
Territorial deployment
This event is part of a territorial organization agenda that Collado’s team has been executing nationwide. The strategy includes the formalization of work teams and constant swearing-in ceremonies in different provinces. During the activity in Guerra, the coordinators, zone presidents, and the teams that will be responsible for mobilizing the structure in the area were officially presented.
The event was attended by key figures of the project, including Rafael Rodríguez, Yasenki Figueroa Mejía, Moisés Ortiz, Manuel Tejeda, Pedro Richardson, Yadira Henrique, Yunior Peralta, Estalin Alcántara, and Francisco Rojas García, who reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening this political project.
