Puerto Plata. – The political party Social Justice held a series of meetings this weekend led by its president, Julio César Valentín, in Sosúa, Puerto Plata, and Luperón, in the province of Puerto Plata.
The initiative is part of a work route that began last week in Montecristi and will continue traveling through different provinces of the country, with the goal of consolidating an organization close to the people, strengthened at its base, and capable of responding to the country’s social and political challenges.
Accompanied by national, provincial, and municipal leaders, Valentín held organizational meetings in different municipalities, where he listened to concerns, exchanged ideas with the militancy, and shared the vision that guides the growth of Social Justice.
During the sessions, the organization’s president emphasized the importance of building a party that transcends electoral logic and maintains a permanent presence in the territories.
“We cannot remain a traditional party that only waits for elections. Instead, we must be in a constant process of formation, guidance, and training. We aspire to be a vanguard party: organized, educated, and with ideological clarity,” he expressed.
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Valentín pointed out that the growth of Social Justice must be based on the quality of its leaders and militants, betting on training and commitment to the organization’s values.
Likewise, he recalled that the organization already demonstrated its political capacity in its first electoral participation and assured that the goal now is to consolidate a solid structure with its own identity.
“We demonstrated in our first participation that we have claws. Now it is up to us to continue growing on firm foundations, strengthening our organization and preparing our cadres,” he stated.
The political leader highlighted that the fundamental purpose of Social Justice is to generate transformations that positively impact people’s lives, especially those facing the greatest difficulties.
“We were born to transform people’s lives. That is why we travel the country, organizing and training. Because it makes no sense to exist if we do not touch the skin of those who have the least,” he/she expressed.
Social Justice reported that this organization and listening process will be carried out in different provinces of the country as part of its territorial strengthening and institutional consolidation strategy.

