Rhode Island.– The People’s Force (FP) in the state of Rhode Island, United States, reaffirmed its commitment to work in a united manner, close to the community and focused on the growth of the organization, with the goal of strengthening its structure and promoting the presidential candidacy of Leonel Fernández for the 2028 elections.
The member of the Political Directorate and president of the People’s Force in the National District, Rafael Paz, held a meeting with the party’s leadership in Rhode Island, headed by its president, Ángel Rafael Ramírez, and the secretary general, Pedro Pineda, where they analyzed the strategies for the registration and credentialing process of new members.
During the meeting, topics related to institutional strengthening, the growth of the membership, and the consolidation of the party structure in that state were addressed.
The electoral officer, Jemmy Peña; the secretary general, Pedro Pineda; and the organization officer, José Castro, presented a report on the progress made in the registration drive and explained the actions that will be implemented in the coming weeks to expand the organization’s membership base.
Likewise, the leaders shared the work plans they will develop with the purpose of continuing to strengthen the organizational and electoral structure of the Fuerza del Pueblo in Rhode Island.
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“We reaffirm the team’s commitment to continue working in an organized manner, close to the community and focused on the growth of the Fuerza del Pueblo, promoting the integration of new members and consolidating the party structure,” the leaders expressed during the meeting.
The participants also congratulated the members, leaders, and supporters of the organization for the work carried out in favor of strengthening the party presided over by Leonel Fernández.
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The activity was attended by José Castro, head of Organization; Jemmy Peña, head of Electoral Affairs; Josephine Santiago, head of Protocol; and Ernesto Valerio, head of Operational Management.
Also in attendance were Antonio Aquino, member of the Central Directorate; Sandy de la Cruz, head of Technology; Gustavo Peguero, deputy head; Juan Carlos Santos, head of Worship; and Rafael Toribio, deputy head of Propaganda, in addition to dozens of the organization’s leaders in Rhode Island.
Among those present were Pedro Mercado, deputy head of Youth; Luis Hilario, head of Political Training; Erminia García, head of the Women’s Branch; Héctor Vizcaíno, head of Transportation; and Eddy Ezequiel Tejada, head of Propaganda.
Likewise, Rafael Antonio Méndez, head of Youth; Alberto Bencosme, head of Finance; Felipe Sánchez, deputy head of Operational Management; Julio Aza, coordinator for the city of Cranston, Rhode Island; Riberto Valerio, head of Sports; Jhonny Fernández, local head of the Fuerza del Pueblo in Providence; Arturo Mármol; Juancito Peña, member and collaborator of the organization in Providence; Belkis Wance, deputy head of Minutes; and Juan Ellis, party collaborator, also participated.
