SANTO DOMINGO: The communicator and former PLD deputy, José Laluz, said this afternoon that he was expelled from that political organization “without being accused of anything.”
He explained that he did not receive a prior notification and that he was not listened to either.
“They expelled me without accusing me of anything, without notifying me and without listening to me… they cannot deny that they turned @PLDenlinea into a grocery store!!!” Laluz said on social media.
They expelled me without accusing me of anything, without notifying me and without listening to me… they cannot deny that they converted the @PLDenlinea in a grocery store!!!
— Jose Laluz (@laluzjose) October 28, 2022
Earlier, the National Court of Discipline and Ethics of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) alleged that it ordered the disaffiliation of José Laluz from that organization, “by virtue of his tacit and notorious resignation.”
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By resolution, the PLD disciplinary body orders the Organization Secretariat to separate it from party records, including its membership in the Central Committee.
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The National Court of Discipline and Ethics is chaired by Alejandrina Germán, and is also made up of John Garrido, Manuel Galván, Luis García, Elic Fernández, Teodoro Ursino Reyes and Gustavo Guzmán.
It refers that the body has had access to various videos and audios in which Laluz Núñez expresses herself in the sense that she no longer belongs to the PLD, “markedly acid pronouncements and even, to a certain point, disrespectful towards the Dominican Liberation Party already its leadership.”
They argued that affiliation to a political party is the free and voluntary manifestation of a citizen belonging to a political organization, he adds, and with this participate democratically in the political life of the country.
