Ángel Ogando continues adding leaders to Carolina Mejía’s presidential project
Azua. – The prominent leader of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), Ángel Ogando, continues to strengthen the political structure of Carolina Mejía’s presidential project, through the integration of new leaders and community figures in the province of Azua.
On this occasion, Ogando introduced several leaders committed to the C-28 project, who expressed their decision to work full-time to contribute to the consolidation and victory of Carolina Mejía in the upcoming presidential elections.
The new members separately expressed their enthusiasm for supporting a candidacy that, as they stated, represents closeness to the grassroots and a commitment to the principles of the Modern Revolutionary Party.
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They highlighted the human qualities and leadership of Carolina Mejía, whom they defined as a humble woman who is knowledgeable about the needs of the PRM membership.
For his part, former deputy Ogando assured that he will continue touring every corner of the Azua province, working day and night to strengthen support for Carolina Mejía and make her the most voted candidate in the constituency.
“We will continue to add support and build a solid structure that guarantees a wide victory for Carolina Mejía in the province of Azua and throughout the country,” expressed the political leader.
The activity featured the participation and support of political leader Juan Garrigo Mejía, who led the visit alongside the new members of the project.
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