The PRM intensifies its territorial presence with tours in the Eastern region
The top leadership of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) continues its agenda of institutional strengthening through a series of strategic tours across various parts of the country. On this occasion, the provinces of La Romana and La Altagracia were the settings where the leaders of the political organization met with their local structures to coordinate internal operations and strengthen ties with the membership.
The delegation was led by Deligne Ascención, first executive vice president, and Juan Garrigó Mejía, secretary general, who highlighted the importance of maintaining direct contact with regional leaders to ensure party cohesion in the face of future challenges.
We continue working to strengthen our party from the grassroots, with organization, discipline, and commitment, because when the PRM is strengthened, the country moves forward.
Deligne Ascención
A dialogue-based and unity-focused approach
For the ruling party’s leadership, these meetings are not just protocol acts, but a key tool to listen to the concerns of their base. Juan Garrigó Mejía emphasized that the current strategy focuses on two-way communication between the national leadership and territorial representatives.
The key lies in listening to our leaders and our membership; when the party listens carefully and acts with responsibility, we move forward with more unity and more strength.
Juan Garrigó Mejía
National agenda underway
The organization reported that this day is part of a broader schedule that has led representatives of the Executive Directorate to recently visit areas such as Boca Chica, Elías Piña, San Juan de la Maguana, and San Cristóbal. The objective is to maintain an active and organized structure throughout the national territory.
During the tours of the Eastern region, key figures from local and national politics participated, including:
- In La Romana: Dolores Núñez, provincial president; deputies Eugenio Cedeño and Wandy Batista; Franklin Altagracia, municipal president; and mayor Eduardo Kery.
- In La Altagracia: Rafael Duluc, senator; governor Daysi de Oleo; deputies Carmen de la Rosa, Ángel del Rosario and Francisco Villegas, together with Francisco Solimán, municipal president.
Likewise, figures such as Roberto Ángel Salcedo, member of the Executive Directorate, and Mayrelin García, Director of Planning, have been part of these sessions, reaffirming the party’s commitment to continue consolidating its presence and organization in every district of the country.
