Political and social agendas proposed by Partido del Trabajo members

Members of the Partido del Trabajo (PT) have issued distinct calls for social and political reform in the Dominican Republic and Mexico.

In the Dominican Republic, the PCT Political Bureau released a statement criticizing the current government for maintaining economic policies that favor large national and foreign capital over the interests of the Dominican people. The party cited high unemployment, inflation, and the privatization of public services through public-private alliances as key issues. The PCT is calling for the development of a mass movement to defend democratic rights and has expressed a willingness to unite with other democratic and leftist organizations, prioritizing municipal-level electoral work leading toward 2028.

In Mexico, Reginaldo Sandoval Flores, coordinator of the PT Parliamentary Group, advocated for scientific and technological research to serve society rather than solely the interests of large corporations. Speaking at the CIHITEC 2026 congress, Sandoval Flores emphasized the need to link humanities with science to support human development. He also highlighted the differences between the neoliberal model and the ‘Fourth Transformation’ (4T), noting that current social programs reach 42.8 million Mexicans to address income distribution and support vulnerable sectors.