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On Saturday, Ricardo de los Santos, the campaign coordinator for Carolina Mejía’s presidential bid, led a large gathering in the province of Sánchez Ramírez. During the event he swore in representatives from the construction sector who pledged their support for Mejía, the candidate of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) and former mayor of the Distrito Nacional. De los Santos emphasized the strength of the political team backing Mejía and called for unity among the various groups supporting the campaign. “Today we have come to demonstrate the strength that Carolina Mejía’s team has. I have always counted on that army that is you, and I trust blindly in that team that has never turned its back on me,” he said. He added that internal competition should be conducted with respect and camaraderie, warning against divisions caused by individual ambitions. “This is not a demonstration; it is a competition among brothers,” he remarked, reaffirming the commitment of Sánchez Ramírez’s political group to Mejía’s presidential project. The coordinator also highlighted Mejía’s municipal achievements, noting that during her tenure as mayor the capital city now boasts more than 200 plazas and parks for public use. “All united, we will tell the Dominican Republic that we had the best mayor of the capital and that we will have the first president,” he declared. Representatives from the construction sector—including engineer Vicente Luna, architect Somayra Hernández, engineers Kelvin Gil and Aneury Galán, and surveyor Edgar Jiménez—expressed their confidence in Mejía’s leadership, experience, and commitment to the country. They pledged to work toward a stable Dominican Republic with increased employment opportunities and economic growth, and to continue the development initiatives launched during Mejía’s time in office. Other participants at the event included Deputy Sadoky Duarte and José Eugenio Montilla, mayor of Cotuí, along with additional political leaders and construction sector representatives who joined in supporting Mejía’s presidential proposal. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
On Saturday, Ricardo de los Santos, the campaign coordinator for Carolina Mejía’s presidential bid, led a large gathering in the province of Sánchez Ramírez. During the event he swore in representatives from the construction sector who pledged their support for Mejía, the candidate of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) and former mayor of the Distrito Nacional. De los Santos emphasized the strength of the political team backing Mejía and called for unity among the various groups supporting the campaign. “Today we have come to demonstrate the strength that Carolina Mejía’s team has. I have always counted on that army that is you, and I trust blindly in that team that has never turned its back on me,” he said. He added that internal competition should be conducted with respect and camaraderie, warning against divisions caused by individual ambitions. “This is not a demonstration; it is a competition among brothers,” he remarked, reaffirming the commitment of Sánchez Ramírez’s political group to Mejía’s presidential project. The coordinator also highlighted Mejía’s municipal achievements, noting that during her tenure as mayor the capital city now boasts more than 200 plazas and parks for public use. “All united, we will tell the Dominican Republic that we had the best mayor of the capital and that we will have the first president,” he declared. Representatives from the construction sector—including engineer Vicente Luna, architect Somayra Hernández, engineers Kelvin Gil and Aneury Galán, and surveyor Edgar Jiménez—expressed their confidence in Mejía’s leadership, experience, and commitment to the country. They pledged to work toward a stable Dominican Republic with increased employment opportunities and economic growth, and to continue the development initiatives launched during Mejía’s time in office. Other participants at the event included Deputy Sadoky Duarte and José Eugenio Montilla, mayor of Cotuí, along with additional political leaders and construction sector representatives who joined in supporting Mejía’s presidential proposal.
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