Carolina Mejía engineer support gained momentum this Sunday with the incorporation of more than 800 engineering professionals from all provinces into the Avanza con Carolina presidential project.
Carolina Mejía engineer support at a national event
The event brought together technicians, architects, surveyors, and specialists linked to public works and urban planning, in a political endorsement aimed at projecting Carolina Mejía toward the 2028 elections.
According to the message shared during the meeting, the group joined to support a proposal centered on order, planning, and management continuity. In this context, Carolina stated that progress “is designed, planned, and built with vision, order, and firmness.”
“This is our project. The project of all Dominicans who believe we can keep moving forward,” expressed Carolina Mejía.
Carolina Mejía engineer support and her management profile
The general coordinator of the movement, civil engineer Enrique Rosario, maintained that Carolina’s administration in the National District City Hall has focused on the recovery of public spaces, parks, squares, and modern urban infrastructure.
This speech connects with a key narrative in Dominican politics: administering cities with technical criteria rather than just partisan ones. In this arena, Carolina Mejía engineer support is presented as a sign of backing from professional sectors that typically value the execution of works, urban mobility, and territorial order.
National network of Carolina Mejía engineer support
The Avanza con Carolina project has coordination teams in different regions of the country. Among the names mentioned are architect Surelis Calderón, engineer Vicente Luna, surveyor Amalia Santiago Houly, and electromechanical engineer Ramón Martínez.
- Santo Domingo: Carlos de los Santos, Radhamés Reynoso, Carlos López, Nelson Martínez, and Judith Selmo.
- Santiago and the North: Abigail Gómez, Ramona Rodríguez, and Onésimo Pérez.
- Northeast and East: Ricky García, Iván Collado Calderón, Aneury Galán, and Eddy Castro Solano.
- South: Indhira Ortiz, José Eduardo Brito, Henry Guillén, and Irised Mascaró.
The territorial breadth of the endorsement seeks to show organizational structure outside the National District and consolidate Carolina Mejía engineer support as a platform with presence in several provinces.
On the political front, this type of adhesion is usually measured by two factors: mobilization capacity and professional representation capacity. Therefore, the event not only adds sympathy, but also a sign of articulation among municipal leadership, the technical sector, and national projection.
With this backing, Carolina Mejía engineer support is once again placed at the center of the PRM’s internal conversation and the early electoral debate, as the movement attempts to turn professional structure into real political muscle.
