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Dominican Republic PRM leadership and 2028 strategy

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The Partido Revolucionario Moderno (PRM) is ~~undergoing significant structural and~~ formalizing its leadership ~~developments as it prepares for~~ structure during its XXIV National Ordinary ~~Convention. While~~ Convention at the Club Polideportivo San Carlos. President Luis Abinader is ~~set~~ scheduled to be proclaimed party president, succeeding José Ignacio ~~Paliza,~~ Paliza. The convention also includes the ~~party is navigating internal~~ appointment of Juan Garrigó as general secretary and the swearing-in of Deligne Ascención Burgos as the first national vice president. Internal tensions persist regarding the expansion of ~~its~~ the Executive Directorate. ~~Although~~ While July statutory reforms planned to increase the body from 60 to 65 members, factional pressure has ~~reportedly~~ delayed elections, with conflicting reports ~~on whether~~ suggesting between ten to and fifteen new positions ~~will~~ may be ~~filled.~~ filled instead of the officially approved five. Potential candidates for the ~~Executive~~ Directorate include Sigmund Freund, Guido Gómez Mazara, Adolfo Pérez, Eilyn Beltrán, Antoliano Peralta, and Luis Miguel De Camps. ~~The latter’s inclusion would require his resignation from the presidency of the allied Partido Revolucionario Social Demócrata (PRSD). Internationally,~~ As the party looks toward the 2028 elections, political maneuvering is intensifying. Minister of Culture Roberto Ángel Salcedo has ~~expanded its organizational reach by forming~~ not ruled out a new sectional directive in Chile, appointing Francisco Berigüete Mateo as president of the PRM Chile section to support the Dominican diaspora. Domestically, internal challenges persist. In San Rafael del Yuma, local municipal president Domingo Pereira continues to face scrutiny following an unsuccessful attempt to present an alternative slate run for the National ~~Teachers' Cooperative, prompting calls for national leadership~~ District Mayoralty, a move reportedly supported by FNP leader Vinicio Castillo. Within President Abinader’s circle, elements are moving to ~~review local~~ support Tourism Minister David Collado, with Legislator Robinson Díaz noting Collado’s significant organizational ~~cohesion. Meanwhile, presidential aspirant Carolina Mejía continues~~ strength. Conversely, Guido Gómez Mazara has criticized attempts to ~~advocate for female leadership,~~ select candidates through consensus, arguing ~~it provides a “genuine connection~~ that candidates must compete via popular vote to ~~the daily realities and concerns of the population,” particularly regarding public security and~~ uphold democratic principles. Meanwhile, allied parties such as MODA have formally recognized the ~~cost~~ leadership of ~~living.~~ José Ignacio Paliza for his role in maintaining party unity.

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