Gonzalo Castillo’s team calls for unity in the PLD in the face of destabilization attempts
The political team supporting Gonzalo Castillo’s presidential aspirations made a forceful call to the grassroots of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD). The organization urged militants to remain focused and not allow external sectors or political adversaries to install narratives of division within the purple organization.
According to the campaign representatives, the goal of these maneuvers is to create a false perception of internal conflict. However, they reiterated that the commitment of Castillo and his team is to participate in a disciplined and respectful manner in the citizen consultation scheduled for next October 18th.
Unity and strength as campaign pillars
Andrés Navarro, general coordinator of the campaign, and Yuri Enrique, national director of Public Relations, emphasized that Gonzalo Castillo represents the figure with the highest valuation to return power to the PLD. According to Navarro, the party remains a responsible opposition that does not get distracted by speculation.
The PLD is not distracted by fables; rather, it maintains its role as a true, responsible opposition. It is the party that continues to advance in the population’s estimation, that continues to strengthen its structures, and that is shaping its presidential figure.
Andrés Navarro, General Campaign Coordinator
Commit to internal democracy
Navarro highlighted that Castillo’s track record, both in the public and private sectors, positions him as the most highly valued candidate. Likewise, he stressed that the October 18th consultation is the ideal democratic tool to measure popular support for the party’s different candidates.
- Gonzalo Castillo reaffirms his respect for the regulations of the PLD Central Committee.
- The campaign team insists on the importance of strengthening internal structures.
- A call is made to the membership to ignore external voices that seek to fracture party unity.
For his part, Yuri Enrique urged party colleagues not to sow doubts or echo cynical messages coming from sectors outside the PLD. The campaign concluded by reiterating its commitment to institutionalism, trusting that the result of the October 18 consultation will be the definitive voice of the PLD members.
