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Henríquez has exercised leadership in local institutions such as the “Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Queens”, and has been an active voice in causes such as the “defense of tenants, youth and immigrant families”.“I have been serving these communities for over 32 years. I know their concerns. There is a disenchantment with the current leadership, which has led to low voter turnout. My proposal is a call for renewal, to work for security, affordable housing, and quality of life,” said the candidate.
His candidacy is backed by unions such as the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), the Hotel Trades Council (HTC), and various community organizations.
It has also received the support of the renowned Dominican leader José “Chacho” Morillo, who stated:“I haven’t waited for an office to lead. Now we want more investment in our communities, more programs for young people and more security. We propose to increase the police presence in precincts 110 and 115,” added Henríquez.
That day, the Democratic primaries will be held to choose the candidates who will compete for the 51 seats on the New York City Council.“The only real option to achieve the change we need is to vote for Yanna on June 24th”.
