Jossi Valenzuela seeks to preserve his father’s legacy in Las Matas de Farfán

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Jossi Valenzuela urges to preserve his father’s political legacy in Las Matas de Farfán

In an emotional meeting held in Las Matas de Farfán, leader Jossi Valenzuela called on family, friends, and followers of her father, the late former mayor and former diplomat José Valenzuela, to honor his memory by continuing his social and political work in the community.

The activity brought together various figures who accompanied Valenzuela during his career in public service, highlighting the impact of his management and his unconditional dedication to the inhabitants of the province of San Juan.

A commitment that transcends time

During her speech, Jossi Valenzuela emphasized that her father’s essence was not limited to the positions he held, such as his role as mayor or his tenure as consul in Haiti, but rather in his permanent vocation for service. The leader stressed that the work carried out should not be reduced to simple memories or images of the past.

What do we do now with everything that José Valenzuela helped to build? Do we turn it only into photographs and memories? Or do we make it continue to be useful for the people for whom it was worked?

Jossi Valenzuela

Future vision and values

When addressing his role within local politics, Jossi clarified that he does not seek to replace his father’s figure, but rather to contribute from his own generation. His goal is to project the principles of unity, reconciliation, and commitment that defined the life of José Valenzuela, adapting them to current challenges.

  • Vocation of service: Maintain dedication to the needs of the community.
  • Unity: Foster spaces for youth participation.
  • Continuity: Ensure that initiated projects continue to bear fruit for the development of Las Matas de Farfán.

The young leader concluded the event with a message of hope, urging those present to work together for the well-being of the municipality. José Altagracia Valenzuela, who left a significant mark on public administration, passed away on January 12, 2026, after facing health complications from cancer.

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