Social Justice aims to consolidate itself as a decisive force on the national stage

Barahona.– Social Justice (JS) stated this weekend that it is moving towards the consolidation of a political project with a national vocation, called to play a decisive role in the Dominican political scene, during a series of meetings led by its president, Julio César Valentín Jiminián, and its secretary general, Anyolino Germosén, in the provinces of San Cristóbal, Azua, Barahona, Bahoruco, and Independencia.

In each of the demarcations, the National Directorate held meetings with provincial, municipal, and district leaders, as part of the internal organization process that the entity is developing to structure a party founded on principles, discipline, and a vocation for service.

During the meetings, Valentín asserted that Social Justice was born with the mission of occupying a relevant space within the national political system and promoting a development model that places people at the center of public decisions.

“We will not be a marginal proposal. Social Justice was born to occupy a central place in the present and future of the Dominican political spectrum,” he expressed.

He explained that the organization’s priority at this stage is not to accumulate membership, but to form a leadership composed of women and men committed to collective well-being and prepared to exercise responsible leadership.

“We are organizing a party of people with a vocation to serve. It does not matter if it is a university professional, a farmer, or a laborer; what matters is that they think first of the well-being of others. It is not about quantity, but quality,” he maintained.

Valentín stated that major political projects require time, coherence, and perseverance, which is why he called on leaders to maintain confidence in the institutional building process that Social Justice is developing.

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“Projects are built with faith, with passion, and with organization. Politics cannot be about individual benefits, but about the commitment to transform people’s lives,” he stated.

For his part, the Secretary General of Social Justice, Anyolino Germosén, pointed out that the tour is part of a national agenda aimed at organizing the party’s territorial structures and permanently supporting its leaders in each province.

Germosén maintained that the organization’s growth will depend on the ability to maintain cohesive leadership, promote new leaders, and develop a policy that is close to the citizenry, especially in the municipalities and districts where the organization has governing responsibilities.

The agenda included meetings with leaders from La Ciénaga, Enriquillo, Jaquimeyes, El Peñón, Salinas, Pescadería, Vicente Noble, Cabral, Neyba, Galván, Villa Jaragua, and Los Ríos, as well as coordination meetings in San Cristóbal and Azua, where the organizational actions being carried out by the organization in those territories were evaluated.

At the end of the day, Valentín reiterated that Social Justice will continue to travel the country to consolidate its structure and maintain direct contact with its leadership.