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Dominican Republic party politics and opposition

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In August 2026, the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) intensified its opposition to President Luis Abinader and the ruling Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM). Party leaders, including Johnny Pujols and Yván Lorenzo, accused the administration of failing to fulfill 2020 campaign promises regarding crime reduction, anti-corruption, and food prices. PLD economists Richard Medina and Juan Temístocles Montás warned that inflation for staples has outpaced wage growth, while noting that debt interest payments are approaching levels comparable to education spending. Former President Danilo Medina also criticized rising electricity losses and public debt, describing the government as ‘too expensive for the public.’ As the 2028 elections approach, the PLD is aggressively organizing its internal structures. In Following early September 2026, efforts to organize the coordinating team for Gonzalo Castillo held its first meeting coordinating team in New York to organize the internal primary scheduled for October 18. Simultaneously, the party launched and a national mobilization effort through its the Organizational and Electoral Line (LOE) to strengthen (LOE), the party structures across 260 municipalities. By has expanded its territorial reorganization. On September 9, 11, 2026, internal political maneuvering continued as José Ramón ‘Monchy’ Fadul stated that Francisco Javier García holds the support of over 70% of the party’s internal structure. On the same day, PLD Vice President Zoraima Cuello reported that citizens expressed deep concern regarding electricity service instability, high utility bills, rising crime rates, and Danilo Medina led a massive assembly in Barahona, where 1,150 new members were sworn in, including former militants returning through the presence of drug-related areas lacking effective police intervention. She also noted that increasing food costs and ‘Vuelta a loss of purchasing power are causing financial hardship Casa’ program. During the assembly, Medina called for households and decreased sales mass participation in the internal consultation scheduled for local merchants. On September 11, October 18 to select the PLD expanded its international presence by swearing in a new political team led by Nicolás Concepción in Queens, New York. This move, attended by Central Committee member Carolina Abreu, is part of a broader institutional agenda presidential candidate, urging members to strengthen party structures among vote ‘without fanaticism.’ These reorganization efforts have extended to several regions, including Neyba, Bahoruco, Independencia, La Vega, and Santiago, as well as the Dominican diaspora in Queens, New York, as the United States. party prepares for the upcoming municipal, congressional, and general elections.

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