Leonardo Aguilera strengthens David Collado’s project in Santiago with an eye on 2028
Engineer Leonardo Aguilera, who coordinates David Collado’s political project in the municipality of Santiago, led the swearing-in of the support structure for the North 2 Region this Saturday. This strategic movement seeks to consolidate internal support ahead of the future processes of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM).
The event, held at the UTESA Convention Center, marked a key turning point for the organization, where the councilman for district 1, Esmeily Espinal, was sworn in as the new coordinator of this regional structure. Espinal, who has an outstanding track record in the PRM youth and experience in zonal coordination, assumes this new role to strengthen Collado’s presence in the province.
A strategic territorial deployment
The new structure covers nine strategic zones of the municipality, integrating leaders from key communities such as Hoya del Caimito, Villa Progreso, Cerros de Gurabo, El Ejido, Gurabo, Cecara, La Gallera, Ensanche Bolívar, Yagüita de El Ejido, and Buena Vista.
District by district, zone by zone, and leader by leader, no one beats David Collado in structure in Santiago. There is no doubt that he will be the PRM candidate and the next president of the Republic in the year 2028.
Leonardo Aguilera, coordinator of the political project.During his speech, Aguilera highlighted the strength of the work team, ensuring that they have the most organized political base in the region to face the upcoming electoral challenges.
Backings and figures present
The activity was supported by various figures from the PRM, who reaffirmed their commitment to David Collado’s presidential aspirations. Among those in attendance were:
- Francisco Díaz, deputy.
- Braulio Espinal, deputy and coordinator of constituency 2.
- Amarilis Baret, councilwoman and director of organization.
- Claribel Torres, municipal director of operations.
- Nelson Abreu, electoral director.
- Frank Medina, councilman and executive director of the North Region 1.
- Representatives of the sectoral fronts, including Sammy Burgos (Teaching), Dr. Alex Bautista (Health), and Yansy Pacheco (Youth).
With this swearing-in, Collado’s team in Santiago intensifies its efforts ahead of the upcoming internal competitions, betting on unity and territorial structure as its main strengths.
