Santo Domingo. – Leaders of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) They presented their letters of resignation from the political organization, under the allegation that the party lost the horizon, the philosophy and the values that were instilled in them by the historical leader of that party, Prof. Juan Bosch.
within the renouncers They include: Jeremías Domínguez, president of the intermediate Reynaldo Pared Pérez, Handy Rodríguez, vice president of that intermediate, Yocasta Madera, general secretary of the intermediate Francisco Caamaño of that city in the north of the country.
In the same way, Willian Santana, member of the city council of the Municipal District of Guatapanal. In the communication dated January 16, 2023, Santana states that together with his family, friends and associates he is leaving the PLD, since that organization does not represent the best interests of the Dominican people.
Also, Nicolás Rodríguez, Yamín Cristian De La Cruz, Andrea Polanco, Yeferson Reyes, and Vilma Guzmán.
Resignation of Jonny Martínez Mézquita
It is recalled that last week the former ambassador of the Dominican Republic in Mexico, Jonny Martínez Mézquita, resigned from the PLD, understanding that things happened in that party that due to a matter of honor and dignity he could not ignore.
In a communication addressed to Charles Mariotti, Secretary General of the PLD, the diplomat stated that he joined that organization politics at the age of 16 and stayed for decades, making it extremely difficult to leave what was practically his home for so long.
“I never thought that the day would come when I would have to sign out of a party that I entered very young, where I was trained and modesty aside, I honestly and responsibly fulfilled all the assigned tasks, attached to my principles and convictions, which gave me they were instilled by Prof. Juan Bosch”, he stated.
The communication details the processes lived by Martínez Mézquita in the purple organization, from his inclusion, until his appointment as president of the party in Villa Bisonó-Navarrete, for more than 20 years, until he decided to pass the torch to the youngest in December of year 2022.
