Azua. – The National Organization Secretary of Social Justice (JS), Rafael Hidalgo, urged the leadership and membership of the Azua province to redouble their efforts to strengthen the organization and expand its presence throughout the national territory.
While heading a political assembly that brought together representatives from municipalities, municipal districts, and communities in the province, Hidalgo highlighted the growth experienced by Social Justice since its founding and stated that the organization has achieved significant progress in both quantitative and qualitative terms, thanks to the work of its leaders and members throughout the country.
“We are warming up our arm. Now it is our turn to redouble our efforts to become strong, to turn ourselves into an even stronger machine so that together we can achieve our goals. We have taken a leap not only qualitatively, but quantitatively,” he expressed.
The leader called on the membership to assume a more active role in strengthening the organization and to value the potential achieved by Social Justice in such a short time.
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“I make this call so that we become aware that we are more than we think and that each one of us has a role to play in strengthening this instrument that has been born to serve,” he/she noted.
The assembly served as a space for coordination and political planning, in which the commitment to continue strengthening party structures and consolidating territorial work in each community of the province was reaffirmed.
In that context, Hidalgo maintained that the time has come to take another step in the organization’s growth process, focusing on attracting new members and expanding its presence in the different provinces of the country.
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“The time has come to be in the streets, conquering new spaces, and new men and women to add them to this great force. We have to grow in the provinces,” he/she stated.
At the conclusion of his speech, the national Organization secretary left a message that set the tone for the day and the direction that, as he indicated, the organization must assume in this new stage.
“Recess is over. We are going to the streets to win hearts, to unify wills, and to strengthen this instrument that is just beginning to be born, which is Social Justice,” he proclaimed.
The assembly brought together representatives from all municipalities, municipal districts, and communities of Azua, as part of the Social Justice efforts to strengthen its territorial structures, consolidate its membership, and continue expanding its presence in every corner of the country.
