The Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) recalled that now the requirements for new candidates for the Central Committee are the following: to be in full use of their civil and political rights, to have demonstrated party loyalty, leadership capacity, to be a member of the Party with a minimum stay of five (5) years uninterrupted and meet a series of requirements.
In addition, having been president of the Intermediate Committee, having been or being a member of the provincial, municipal, constituency, municipal district or section leadership of the Party; having been a National Activist, Undersecretary, or Liaison of a municipality, district, constituency or section abroad; Being Provincial or Municipal Coordinator of a Guild Current, this function must be duly certified by the Secretariat to which it is linked; be or have been a political delegate before a Municipal Board.
The general direction of the election process of the new members of the Central Committee for the period 2024-2028 is a responsibility of the Organizing Commission of the X Reinaldo Pared Pérez Ordinary Congress.
Commission of the X Congress Reinaldo Pared Pérez is working on the preparations for the election of members of the Central Committee since yesterday, Thursday, the deadline given to candidates for members of the Central Committee of the PLD formalize your registration with the municipal electoral commissions, electoral constituencies and municipal districts.
The registration process was carried out digitally, as explained in the Regulations for the Election of Members of the Central Committee and was shared in an assembly with the Liaisons and Presidents of Demarcations.
From this day until the next 17th, the Organizing Commission of the X Ordinary Congress Reinaldo Pared Pérez, with the support of the Secretariat of Electoral Affairs, began the training sessions for the Electoral Commissions, Municipal Commissions, Municipal Districts and Electoral Constituencies.
As provided in the new Statutes of the PLD modified by the X Ordinary Congress Reinaldo Pared Pérez, now
