Carlos Ramírez joins the “Carolina Presidenta C28” project in Azua
Azua, R.D. – The doctor and former deputy Carlos Ramírez was incorporated into the political project “Carolina Presidenta C28”, which promotes the presidential candidacy of Carolina Mejía, during an event held in this province.
The information was provided by the senator for Azua, Lía Díaz, who indicated that Ramírez joins with his work team with the aim of strengthening the political structure of the project in this demarcation of the south of the country.
The leader, with influence in the local political sphere, joins in a context of expansion of forces in the province of Azua, where different figures have expressed their support for the initiative.
According to what Díaz expressed, this incorporation is part of a process of articulating leadership in the province, aimed at consolidating a political platform with a view to future electoral scenarios.
With this integration, the “Carolina Presidenta C28” project expands its presence in Azua, adding actors from the political and social spheres in the demarcation.
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