Eduardo Sanz Lovatón officializes support for David Collado’s presidential candidacy
In a strategic move that redefines the internal landscape of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), Eduardo “Yayo” Sanz Lovatón has decided to decline his presidential aspirations to join the political project of the current Minister of Tourism, David Collado, with an eye toward the 2028 elections.
The decision was formalized during a meeting held at the Radisson Hotel in Santo Domingo, where Sanz Lovatón, together with his political team, sealed the alliance with Collado’s structure. This meeting was attended by prominent legislators and leaders from both factions, consolidating a political force of great weight within the ruling organization.
A united front towards 2028
The union of these two leaderships seeks to strengthen Collado’s position ahead of the PRM’s internal process, where he is emerging as one of the main contenders for the presidential nomination. According to the details that have emerged, the political strategy outlined by Sanz Lovatón is summarized in a clear line of action for his followers:
Defend Luis to win with David.
Slogan established by Eduardo Sanz Lovatón during the meeting.This slogan underscores the bloc’s commitment to President Luis Abinader’s administration, while they simultaneously work on the electoral platform that will propel Collado toward the party’s candidacy.
Key figures in the alliance
The meeting brought together a large group of influential figures from the national political sphere. Among the attendees who support this unification are:
- Ignacio Aracena, Tammy Colon and Dilenia Santos.
- Miguel Arredondo, Miguel Boga and Adalgisa Abreu.
- Dio Astacio, Franklin Romero and Rafael Duluc “Cholitín”.
- Augusto Velazquez, Pedro Catrain and Gloria Reyes.
On behalf of David Collado’s team, personalities such as the Minister of Sports, Kelvin Cruz; leaders José Leonel “Neney” Cabrera, Víctor Pichardo, Stalin Alcántara, and deputy Aníbal Díaz were present, who welcomed this integration.
Reconfiguration of the political landscape
This step represents the culmination of an approach that had been brewing for previous weeks, especially during the recent process of renewing the PRM’s internal authorities. With the merger of these two structures, the party’s internal political landscape becomes more defined, marking the beginning of long-term electoral strategies.
Although David Collado has not yet been proclaimed as the official candidate, the unification of these two currents sends a clear signal of the strength and organization they seek to project for the upcoming 2028 electoral cycle.
