PRM to Present Single Slate Led by President Abinader
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The ruling Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) has agreed to present a single slate of candidates for its leadership.
- President Luis Abinader will head the slate, which is set to be approved by delegates on August 9.
- Party officials emphasized that this process will strengthen internal unity.
The executive committee of the ruling Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) met Thursday night and agreed to present a unified slate of candidates for the party's leadership, headed by President Luis Abinader. This consensus ticket will be formally submitted and approved by delegates during the party's assembly on Sunday, August 9.
Deligne Ascenciรณn, president of the National Internal Elections Commission, confirmed the plan, stating, "You can be sure that a consensus slate headed by our leader, President Luis Abinader, will be submitted and approved by the delegates there." He added that the process is designed to reinforce party unity, a characteristic he believes has defined the PRM over the past eight years.
You can be sure that a consensus slate headed by our leader, President Luis Abinader, will be submitted and approved by the delegates there.
Josรฉ Ignacio Paliza, the current PRM president and Minister of the Presidency, echoed this sentiment, asserting that the internal process will fortify party cohesion. "This is a party that has lived in unity. If I can describe our organization in one word during these eight years as a director, it is precisely its unity, and that will remain beyond Sunday," he said.
Roberto Fulcar clarified that the August 9 assembly will focus solely on electing the national leadership, including the president, secretary-general, vice president, and deputy secretary. Other party authorities will be chosen in a subsequent event. The leadership selected on Sunday is expected to be acclaimed.
This is a party that has lived in unity. If I can describe our organization in one word during these eight years as a director, it is precisely its unity, and that will remain beyond Sunday.
Originally published by Diario Libre in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.