By: Daniel Reyes Lucas
Bonao, Monseñor Nouel.– The president of the People First Party (PPG), Antonio Marte, led a swearing-in ceremony for hundreds of new leaders in the Monseñor Nouel province, in an event with which the organization claimed to strengthen its political structure and expand its presence in the region.
During the activity, health professionals, evangelical pastors, business owners, young people who will exercise their right to vote for the first time, community leaders, and representatives of neighborhood associations and producer associations were incorporated, all of whom committed to working for the growth of the party and the development of their communities.
In his speech, Antonio Marte reaffirmed his commitment to the development of Monseñor Nouel and stated that he will continue to promote initiatives aimed at job creation, attracting investment, and boosting the local economy. Likewise, he pointed out as priorities the opening of the Free Trade Zone Park and the execution of infrastructure works that contribute to improving the quality of life of the residents.
The swearing-in was conducted by the PPG secretary general, Luis Rosado, who urged the new leaders to perform their duties with responsibility, unity, and closeness to the citizenry to continue strengthening the organization.
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The event was attended by Mariliana Guzmán, National Secretary of Electoral Affairs; Felo Rosario, Provincial President; Richard Ramírez, Municipal President of Bonao; Elizabeth Suriel, Municipal President of Piedra Blanca; Bony Capellán, member of Sabana del Puerto; as well as leaders Silvestre González, Benjamín Delgado, Edison Astacio, Mariela Estévez, Altagracia Hernández, Tomás Canela, and other party representatives.
With this swearing-in, the Primero la Gente Party reaffirms its strategy of expansion and territorial organization through the incorporation of new leadership from different sectors of society in the Monseñor Nouel province.
