PRM Pennsylvania endorsed the new national leadership of the Modern Revolutionary Party and focused on continuity, experience, and unity as key pillars to sustain its internal structure. The U.S. branch praised the ratification of Luis Abinader, Deligne Ascención, Juan Garrigó, and Gloria Reyes as a sign of political maturity.
The president of the branch, Nelson Filpo, stated that the appointments are not the result of improvisation, but rather the recognition of proven track records within the party. According to him, the combination of leadership, youth, and experience can provide maneuvering room for an organization seeking to remain cohesive amid its political agenda.
Filpo argued that a party is not strengthened only by new faces, but also by leaders capable of sustaining institutional continuity. In his view, renewal should not clash with experience, because both can coexist if there is a common strategic line.
Continuity, experience, and unity in PRM Pennsylvania
The leadership of PRM Pennsylvania insisted that unity is built through actions rather than speeches. Alongside Filpo, leaders Yajaira Alcántara, Orlando Castillo, and Alex Aquino expressed confidence that the new leadership will preserve internal cohesion and strengthen the organization ahead of the 2028 electoral challenges.
“These are four names and the same direction,” Filpo summarized in defending the ratification of the party leadership.
The political reading of PRM Pennsylvania
The statement also highlights the weight that the Dominican diaspora maintains in the internal life of the country’s parties. PRM Pennsylvania emphasized that coordination between the overseas structure and the national leadership will be key to sustaining active militancy, especially in communities where the party has cultivated an organizational presence.
On the political front, the ratification of Luis Abinader and the other leaders is interpreted as a commitment to a working team with accumulated knowledge and articulation capacity. For the branch, this profile can help prevent fractures and maintain internal discipline at a stage where parties usually reorganize with a view toward new contests.
What the branch expects from PRM Pennsylvania
- PRM Pennsylvania wants constant coordination with the national leadership.
- PRM Pennsylvania defends the blend of renewal and experience.
- PRM Pennsylvania sees unity as a condition for competing in 2028.
The branch reiterated its congratulations to Luis Abinader, Deligne Ascención, Juan Garrigó, and Gloria Reyes, and assured that it will maintain its willingness to work together. For PRM Pennsylvania, the political signal is clear: internal stability is worth as much as change, as long as both move in the same direction.
