PRD leaders in Barahona propose Noé Sterling Vásquez as presidential candidate
A group of leaders from the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) in the province of Barahona has made a formal call for Noé Sterling Vásquez to once again assume the presidential candidacy of the organization. According to party members, the return of Sterling Vásquez is a key piece to recover lost political ground and strengthen the entity’s presence among the national electorate.
The leaders expressed their concern regarding the evident decline in popular support that the white party has experienced. They attribute this negative trend to the figures who have headed the presidential candidacies in the most recent electoral processes, pointing out the need for a change in direction that reconnects with the membership.
Trajectory and leadership
The proposal highlights that Sterling Vásquez possesses a consolidated political trajectory and significant recognition, not only in Barahona, but in various regions of the country. The proponents maintain that his leadership is fundamental for:
- Dynamize the party’s activities and internal structure.
- Consolidate the electoral base at a national level.
- Regain the trust of voters who have distanced themselves from the organization.
The return of figures with experience and political weight is vital to revitalize the PRD and restore its place as a competitive force in the Dominican electoral scene.
It is important to remember that Noé Sterling Vásquez formally rejoined the ranks of the PRD in 2023, being sworn in by the current president of the organization, Miguel Vargas Maldonado. This request from the local leadership adds a new element of debate regarding the immediate future and the party’s electoral strategy.
