Román de Jesús highlights the social impact of the 2026 Peasant Baseball Games in Monte Plata
Deputy Román de Jesús carried out an intense supervision agenda this weekend, touring various stadiums in the Monte Plata province with the goal of evaluating the development of the 2026 Peasant Games Baseball Tournament. During his visit, the legislator interacted closely with the athletes and the local fan base, highlighting the high level of enthusiasm and the massive citizen integration that has characterized this edition of the competition.
One of the key points of the tour took place at the Hato San Pedro ballpark, located in the municipality of Sabana Grande de Boyá. In this setting, the deputy shared a moment of reflection by participating in a prayer before the start of the match, highlighting the spiritual and human value surrounding this sporting event. De Jesús stated that the commitment shown by the children of the community during this day was one of the most rewarding aspects of his visit.
More than a sport: a symbol of provincial unity
For the deputy, the relevance of these games transcends the statistics within the diamond. According to his statements, rural baseball acts as an engine that drives coexistence, the strengthening of neighborhood ties, and a deep sense of belonging in each locality of Monte Plata.
First we are family, and we are a united province.
Román de Jesús, deputy.
The 2026 Peasant Games Baseball Tournament continues to consolidate itself as a strategic platform for the region’s sports development, managing to bring together athletes and spectators in an environment of healthy competition. The initiative seeks, above all, to foster community integration and ensure that sport remains a fundamental pillar for the social well-being of the province’s inhabitants.
