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Dominican Republic political and corporate leadership shifts

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Dominican Republic political party developments and corporate leadership shifts

Political organizations in the Dominican Republic have undergone various leadership and organizational changes. The Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) previously presented a shortlist of three candidates to the Chamber of Deputies to fill the vacancy caused by the death of deputy Jorge Frías. Party leadership indicated that the successor would be notified within ten days of selection. In other recent developments, Grupo Popular announced changes to its Board of Directors, appointing Manuel A. Grullón as President Ad Vitam Carolina Mejía, a presidential aspirant for the PRM, has formalized her political structure in San Cristóbal through ‘Proyecto Carolina 2028’. This campaign has established commands across eight municipalities and Manuel Grullón Hernández as nine municipal districts in the new President province, securing support from 15 of the Board. Simultaneously, 17 local PRM presidents. Regarding the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC) re-elected (PRSC), Federico Antún Batlle (Quique Antún) has been re-elected as president for the 2026-2030 term, aiming term. During the Tácito Perdomo National Ordinary Convention, Antún Batlle stated a strategic goal to increase its recover double-digit electoral presence in support by the 2028 elections through institutional modernization. renewal and territorial strengthening. In the business sector, Grupo Popular has transitioned its Board of Directors. Manuel Grullón has been designated ‘Presidente Ad Vitam’ of Grupo Popular, S.A., while Manuel Grullón Hernández has been appointed as the new President of the Board of Directors, a role he assumes while continuing as Vice President of the Board of Directors of Banco Popular Dominicano.

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