Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 held a massive swearing-in event in Manhattan with leaders, activists and supporters of the PLD from several counties of New York and other U.S. states.
The activity marked another step in the political strategy of Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 to organize support among the Dominican diaspora, a segment that usually carries electoral weight and mobilization capacity in the Dominican public agenda. In that context, Abel Martínez defended his presidential aspiration for 2028 and once again presented his project to his bases abroad.
The meeting served to introduce the leadership of the movement in New York, headed by Pablo López, along with a coordination team for Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn. The organization also incorporated protocol, community, transportation, propaganda, women and youth areas, in a framework designed to sustain political activities in various parts of the city.
Present leaders highlighted the diaspora’s participation and the supportive atmosphere for the project. Among the attendees were the PLD deputies block spokesperson, Idenia Doñé, and legislators Mayobanex Martínez, Heidy Musa and Bray Vargas.
Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 and the road to 2028
During his remarks, Abel Martínez questioned Luis Abinader’s government over the cost of living, insecurity and Haitian migration, three issues that continue to dominate the national political debate. He also responded about the internal measurement process announced by the PLD for October, which he labeled unconstitutional and said he is ready to compete for the presidential nomination against it.
The movement seeks to capitalize on territorial work abroad at a time when Dominican parties are trying to consolidate leadership before the 2028 electoral cycle. In this context, Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 aims to turn the diaspora organization into a visible base of political support.
The Dominican diaspora, key for Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028
The presence of activists from various counties reflects the relevance that the Dominican community in the United States maintains as an organizational and influential force. For the Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 team, the swearing-in in Manhattan was not only a protocol activity, but a demonstration of mobilization capacity and a sign that the internal campaign is already moving outside Dominican territory.
In an still early political landscape, Sumando con Abel Martínez 2028 has established its structure in New York with an eye on expanding its presence among Dominican voters and activists abroad.
